Art and animal adoption came together Saturday, April 25, as HACkS, the Huntington Art Collective and Studios, hosted its third annual Cat Art Show and Adoption Event, bringing local artists, attendees...

Marshall Theatre has proven itself to be abundant with talent once again, adding song, dance and Shakespearean wit to its repertoire for the last show of the season. From laughter to gasps to cheers,...

Music and art filled the West Edge Factory as WestFest made its debut, bringing live performances, art vendors and food trucks to the former industrial site that now serves as a creative community hub...

Students have begun to enjoy the warmer weather as spring makes nature around campus blossom.  

Within the past decade, Huntington has drastically improved its music and entertainment scene. Growth of live music locales like The Loud, 9th Street Live and summer concert series provide exposure and...

Using movement and personal storytelling to explore identity, growth and lived experiences, performers took the stage to reflect on their time at Marshall in two performances March 28-29.  Held at...

Inside a small studio filled with heat and glowing glass, three artists are bringing a centuries-old craft back to the tri-state. In Marrowbone Glassworks, temperatures climb past 2000 ℉ as glass...

A native West Virginia artist unveiled plans at the Visual Arts Center for a large-scale mural on Smith Hall designed to evoke emotion in each student who passes it. “I hope that they feel a sense...

From its humble beginnings performing in Old Main to being a major presence on campus with a Performing Arts Center, Marshall's theatre program has grown significantly over the 100 years since its conception. This...

Seven newbie directors, a cast of 20-somethings, a handful of short plays and a plethora of complicated relationships. What could go wrong? Well, to be quite honest, not a whole lot when the Marshall...

Viewing award-winning films or attending a live concert broadcasted on the radio could expand your worldviews. “It just makes your world bigger when you get the opportunity to see things and experience....

Tenor vocalist Stanley Workman and pianist Edward Bak performed Franz Shubert’s “Winterreise” Thursday, Feb. 5, hosted by Marshall’s School of Music. According to the program, Shubert began...