Regardless of if you use certain school-provided services or not, there is not an option for students to opt in or opt out of paying for them as a part of their tuition said Marshall’s Associate Director...

Last week, winter storm Izzy dumped ice and snow across the Tri-State, presenting students at Marshall with an unexpected challenge—getting to class.   Students at Marshall face a lot of challenges...

Those Marshall students and staff members originally from warmer climates often remember vividly their first experience with snow and cooler temperatures.  "It was a little terrifying at first," said...

The new Intercultural Center at Marshall University is to open the second week of February to celebrate diversity, where they have a broad definition of diversity.  "We celebrate the unique things...

Like theaters and production companies around the world, the Marshall Artists Series was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic but was able to adapt to the new conditions.  “We definitely were impacted...

The Marshall University Prom that was scheduled for Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. has been postponed until the spring semester.  According to Sara-Frances Lyon of Housing and Residence Life, the event was postponed...

The Student Government Association unanimously passed a resolution on Nov. 16 to support making the roads around Marshall University’s campus safer for pedestrians. The resolution “Pedestrian Safety...

Brad D. Smith, Marshall’s president-elect, held a “listening tour” in the Shawkey Dining Room at the Memorial Student Center at 10 a.m. to hear what students think Marshall’s opportunities...

Campus Activities Board hosted a Paint and Sip for students to enjoy refreshments, relieve stress and meet new people Wednesday.  “Students paint different themes depending on current trends,...