Public libraries remain an essential cornerstone of local communities, according to the Friends of the Cabell County Public Library.
Pat Pierce, member of the Friends of the Cabell County Public Library,...
Craft Your Calm, hosted by the Marshall Counseling Center, targets anxiety and stress relief through creativity.
Mental health specialists Steph Fonseca and Michele Sigler offered insight into the...
Caden Adkins, Opinions and Culture Editor
• February 8, 2025
On Wednesday, Jan. 15, American director and actor David Lynch passed away from emphysema, leaving behind a legacy that is impossible to replicate.
Over the past five decades, Lynch has redefined...
Marshall University’s Artist Series returns for the spring semester with various events for students to look forward to.
Angela Jones, the director of marketing for the Marshall Artist Series, said...
Since 1989, the A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers Series has brought exceptional authors to Marshall University. Hosted by the Department of English, the series welcomes six to eight authors each academic...
Michael Fife, the self-taught artist known as "The Dotman," showcased his artwork at an open gallery event Thursday, Jan. 9, at the West Edge Factory in Huntington, West Virginia.
The exhibit shared...
Local author Robert Thompson hosted an author talk at the Cabell County Public Library, sharing his latest book, “Before Huntington: The Towns that Built a City.”
Thompson, a history...
Şölen Dikener and Johan Botes performed a recital on Thursday, Jan. 23, at Smith Music Hall.
Dikener played the cello, and Botes was featured on the piano.
The concert was free and open to all...
Cicada Books and Coffee’s Banned Together Book Club hosted its first meeting of the new year on Tuesday, Jan. 14, opening with Vladimir Nabokov’s “Lolita.”
Meeting on the second Tuesday of every...
Jordan Ooten, Student Reporter
• November 25, 2024
“Every Christmas Story Ever Told” will bring fun and jokes to the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center.
“It’s not a super serious thing. There’s a lot of improvisation that goes into it....
Jordan Ooten, Student Reporter
• November 19, 2024
Classic texts by philosophers like Socrates and Plato were discussed in Roosevelt Montas’ new book.
Montas, senior lecturer of American studies and English at Columbia University, wrote a book, titled...
Jordan Ooten, Student Reporter
• November 15, 2024
Four very different capstone projects, with focuses on conceptual tea and alcohol companies, war and fandom culture, were featured at the VAC.
The projects were featured in a reception event on Nov....