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,”...
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...
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...
The value of an internship is unmistakable. It teaches marketable skills, it builds professional networks, and it helps students test-drive careers.
But the benefits are not available to all:...
A drawing of armor that protects the participants from stress is this week’s activity for “Color Me Well”. The group participants can identify their coping skills and things that help them reduce...
Free comic books in Drinko Library, courtesy of HerdCon, came from an unlikely source on Thursday, Sept. 22.
“Before HerdCon 2021, we were very fortunate to be contacted by our fellow HerdCon committee...
This week’s activity for “Color Me Well” was making a collage to represent what contributes to stress and the biggest challenges in dealing with it. Although this was the third week of the five-week...
Just two members shy of becoming an official chapter, Omega Phi Alpha is hoping that what its officers call positive attitudes and passion for community service will increase its ranks.
Inclusivity...
Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter
• September 13, 2022
After a three-year hiatus, two Marshall alumni were crowned Miss and Mister Huntington Pride Saturday evening, marking the third annual celebration of LGBTQ+ pride in the city.
Hosted at the DoubleTree...
After taking it upon herself to experience more than her traditional collegiate path, one graphic design student sought out scholarships to study abroad now that many pandemic restrictions have lifted.
Marshall...
Abby Ayes, Photo and Graphics Contributor
• September 11, 2022
The Marshall University fencing club is working hard to get their name out there and meet some new people who might have an interest in this organized sport.
According to secretary Dalton Varney,...
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 of The Huntington Music and Arts Festival.
The...