The Parthenon

New Assistant English Professor Shares About Grief at Visiting Writers’ Series

Destiney Dingess, Student Reporter • October 1, 2022

The reading of poems about dealing with and getting through grief began the A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers’ Series last night, Sept. 29, as an award-winning...

“She Kills Monsters” to Debut in Early October

Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter • September 26, 2022

The School of Theatre and Dance challenges audiences to unleash their inner warrior with their presentation of the show “She Kills Monsters.” Written...

Drinko Library Showcases the “Quilting is Not a Lost Art” Exhibit

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...

School of Art and Design Hosts Closing Receptions for Exhibitions “Heirloom” and “Bloody Soil”

Lucy Bell, Staff Reporter • September 20, 2022

Artists Linda Smith and Ahmed Ozsever visited Marshall University to discuss their exhibitions “Bloody Soil” and “Heirloom." The shows were separate...

Marshall Professor Debuts TV Pilot

Destiney Dingess, Reporter • September 6, 2022

An emotional crowd gathered around to watch the pilot episode of “Her Hope Haven,” a new series that tells the story of women in recovery late Thursday...

72 Hour Film Contest Opens Huntington Music and Arts Festival

Lucy Bell, Reporter • September 1, 2022

Twenty-five people began the race, but only 10 crossed the finish line in the challenge to create original films in just 72 hours for the opening night...

Marshall Artist Series Previews Upcoming Season

Victoria Ware, Features and Culture Editor • August 28, 2022

Various performances and events will feature in the Marshall Artists Series’ 86th season, beginning Oct. 23 at the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center. “We...

Who Is Tom Kromer?

Alaina Laster, Lead Reporter • April 19, 2022

Marshall University has acted as a home to hundreds of thousands of students over the years. One student by the name of Tom Kromer attended in 1925. Though...

Theatre Department to Perform “Other Life Forms”

Victoria Ware, Reporter • April 12, 2022

“Other Life Forms,” a romantic comedy play written by a Marshall alumnus, will be performed by the theater department beginning on Wednesday,...

Officials with NASA Will Speak about the Agency’s Role in Hollywood Films

Victoria Ware, Reporter • April 5, 2022

How astronauts and scientists collaborate with movie makers will be explored in the “NASA’s Role in Hollywood Film” panel discussion on Wednesday...

Graphic Novelist lends Comics Industry Secrets

Andrew Corliss, Reporter • April 5, 2022

A graphic novelist who draws inspiration from classical literature spoke about his pathway to success at Drinko Library last Friday. Travis Horseman...

Faculty to Play Classical Scandinavian Music Next Sunday

Victoria Ware, Reporter • March 29, 2022

Classical Scandinavian music will be played by two professors from the School of Music in a faculty recital at Smith Recital Hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. “We...