MU Report: March 18, 2020

March 19, 2020

FitFest Honors Fallen Huntington Doctor on 20th Anniversary of September 11th Attacks

Marshall Routs North Carolina Central 44-10 in Home Opener

Using the passing game of Grant Wells, Marshall football was able to improve to 2-0 with a 44-10 victory over North Carolina Central. Despite the over...

A Heated Rivalry Returns as Powerhouses Marshall and WVU Face-Off in Major Soccer Matchup

A heated rivalry will ignite Friday, when the undefeated West Virginia Mountaineers men’s soccer team travels into Huntington to matchup against ...

Student Body President, Alyssa Parks poses with notable alumni and former Navy coach Jack Lengyel at the Big Green Tailgate

A sea of green at the Naval Academy: Marshall’s strong fanbase travels to Annapolis

Flash Flooding adds to financial struggles for University

Last week’s flash flood devastating parts of Marshall University’s campus will be another financial burden to MU’s already tight fina...

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Kyle Sniatecki teaches clients how to do an exercise at a training March 11.

Marshall grad uses education, connections to create business

People are laughing at Coseri, but that’s the point

MU Report: October 16, 2017 edition

West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey (left) and Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear discuss Monday a 36-state initiative for health insurance companies to consider alternatives to opioid prescriptions in the Shawkey Room of the Memorial Student Center.

AGs urge health insurance companies to find opioid alternatives

Zach Humphrey holds a sign while open-air preaching Monday outside the Memorial Student Center. Humphrey normally preaches alone, but brought a small team of preachers to join him Monday, attracting a crowd of Marshall students voicing their opposition to his positions.

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