Tyler Spence, Executive Editor
• September 23, 2022
Marshall University reportedly paid $1.75 million to leave Conference USA last spring.
The confidential settlement agreement and mutual release, first...
The resignation of election workers nationwide threatens the security of American democracy, according to the Amicus Curiae series’ most recent lecturer,...
From decorating for the holidays to sharing a cup of cocoa together, two creative minds found a teammate to create a children’s book with and later discovered...
With Marshall's homecoming game approaching, the ballot for Mr. and Miss. Marshall is up, but the application will be a little different this year. The...
A motion in support of the income-based funding formula introduced by the West Virginia Legislature was passed by Marshall’s Board of Governors.
“It...
Residency programs across the country offer student artists the opportunity to expand their skills outside of the classroom setting. One student took a...
Victoria Ware, Features and Cultures Editor
• September 20, 2022
A diverse selection of quilts are on display in the “Quilting is Not a Lost Art” Exhibit at Drinko Library. This exhibit is part of an effort to showcase...
The fencing club says it realizes that educating prospective members about recreational swordplay will be one of its challenges.
Even, Dalton Varney,...
Artists Linda Smith and Ahmed Ozsever visited Marshall University to discuss their exhibitions “Bloody Soil” and “Heirloom." The shows were separate...
In honor of National Suicide Awareness Month, Marshall University's Counseling Center sponsored We Are... Here For You Day to give mental health information...
Possible solutions to problems with energy, jobs, justice and climate change were offered by three candidates for various state Senate and House of Delegates...
“One of the most important things in our field is to use and collect mentors,” Andrew Muñoz, experienced physicist, said during the Faces of Physics...
