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Plaza Named for Activist Phil Carter

Lucy Bell, Student Reporter • November 1, 2022

After 60 years of fighting for community change in Huntington, one of the city’s most influential civil rights activists has a plaza named after him. Professor Philip W. Carter Jr. was honored at...

Homecoming Parade Brings Together Marshall and Community Members

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter • October 31, 2022

With no restrictions related to COVID-19, Marshall students, alumni and community members came together for the homecoming parade on Thursday, Oct. 27, ahead of Marshall’s football game on Saturday. “This...

WMUL’s Car Bash Hosts Smashing Homecoming Celebrations

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter • October 30, 2022

Destruction drew a crowd at Buskirk Field as students lined up for their chance to destroy a car for WMUL’s 20th annual Car Bash on Thursday, Oct. 27. The event, hosted by Marshall’s student radio...

Marshall Community Fuels the School Spirit Fire After Homecoming Parade

Sarah Davis, Staff Reporter • October 27, 2022

The Marshall community came out to prepare for this weekend’s homecoming game in full force. Following the homecoming parade, alumni, faculty, students, and community members attended a pep rally and...

SGA’s Month of Service Asks for Donations

Brea Smith, Student Reporter • October 27, 2022

In order to collect donations to support their surrounding communities, the Student Government Associations at Marshall University and West Virginia University teamed up during the month of October for...

2022 Homecoming Court Announced

Victoria Ware, Features and Cultures Editor • October 25, 2022

The 2022 Homecoming Court was announced after the Unity Walk on Oct. 24 at the Memorial Student Center. The Homecoming Court includes Abbey McBrayer (Delta Zelta), Alex Roets (Kappa Sigma), Calvin...

Logic 4 Lifters Hopes to Encourage Healthy Lifestyles at Marshall

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter • October 21, 2022

Logic 4 Lifters held their third meeting on Thursday to inspire healthy lifestyles and share workout tips among Marshall students. “Our main priority of the club is to get rid of gym intimidation,”...

Nine Students Selected to Study in Japan

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter • October 18, 2022

Nine students have been picked to study Japanese abroad through the Kakehashi program at Marshall University. The students were selected after they filled out a short application. “Students submitted...

MU Counseling Center Expands Outreach Programs to Promote Services Across Campus

Lucy Bell, Photographer and Student Reporter • October 16, 2022

With most COVID-19 restrictions lifted, the Marshall University Counseling Center turns its focus to offering students group therapy options in hopes of further reducing the stigma surrounding mental health...

Where Does Marshall’s Recycling Go?

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter • October 11, 2022

As new bins appear across campus to encourage students to recycle, Marshall's Sustainability Department continues to take steps to educate students on the recycling process. “Recycling is a big word,”...

Thundering Herd Amateur Radio Club Holds its First Meeting

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter • October 11, 2022

The newly formed Thundering Herd Radio Club held its inaugural meeting on Monday, Oct. 10, to educate students on the possibilities of radio communication. During the meeting, the club elected its administration...

Japan Club Bake Sale Offers Traditional Treats

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter • October 9, 2022

Authentic Japanese treats were offered this week as Marshall's Japan Club hosted its annual bake sale at the Memorial Student Center. Matcha brownies, rice balls and green tea were prepared by the members...