The Parthenon's won three awards within the editorial category at the 2022 West Virginia Press Association convention.
Honors are given for excellence...
Effective immediately masks will be recommended and not mandatory at Marshall University regardless of community transmission level.
In an email, the...
On Jul. 21st, 2022, Gov. Jim Justice officially appointed James C. “Jim” Smith to serve on the Marshall University Board of Governors. Smith is a Marshall...
As a part of a larger effort to increase pedestrian safety near Marshall’s campus, West Virginia Department of Transportation Secretary Jimmy Wriston...
This week, the Huntington city council voted 7-4 to ban conversion therapy for minors in the city.
Council members DuRon Jackson, Pat Jones, Tia Rumbaugh,...
On Friday, Jun. 24 at around 11 a.m., the Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade, a long-standing precedent that protected legal rights...
Marshall University hosted Community Cares Week from June 20 through the 25 on the Huntington campus. The week of volunteer work, giving and community...
The Supreme Court has ended constitutional protections for abortion that had been in place nearly 50 years in a decision by its conservative majority to...
The Marshall University board of governors unanimously approved a plan to begin construction on a baseball stadium. The stadium will be behind Dot Hicks...
University president Brad D. Smith held his first press conference on Monday, recapping his first 100 days in office and his extensive listening tour.
Smith...
The Marshall University Board of Governors met and approved changes to student conduct policies and approved major projects for construction.
Notably,...
10 Blocks from the national AIDS Memorial Quilt are set to be displayed at Marshall’s Carroll Gallery from Jun. 10 through Jul. 30. The quilt was designed...
