The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life will be collaborating with Campus Activities Board and Student Affairs at 8 p.m. Oct. 9 at the Keith Albee Theatre. The event will be “a step show like no...

Two new motorbikes have been welcomed to the Marshall University Police Department’s fleet of motor-vehicles. As a gift from the city of Huntington, the campus police force debuted the two MUPD-Branded...

Marshall’s English department and students will help Huntington’s hungry on Sept. 30 through “Writers’ Harvest.” Rachael Peckham, the event’s organizer, said “Writers’ Harvest”...

Navigating choppy waters, the Marshall men’s soccer team has been hitting its stride against tough competition. After a draw against #4 WVU and a victory over #7 Akron, the Thundering Herd will...

The Career and Major Exploration Fair, sponsored by the Careers in Education program at Marshall University, helps students explore different colleges and majors that are offered.   According to...

Banned Book Week focuses on the dangers of censorship and shows the importance of having the freedom to read. This year the display will be up from Sept. 26-Oct. 2.  “Everybody can read the...

After the filibuster was used to block the For The People Act for a second time, West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin spent weeks working with a group of 9 other Senators to put together compromise legislation...

Marshall University’s college of business' location has officially been designated to the block of 1400 4th Ave., once again widening the university’s footprint in Huntington.  The Brad D. Smith...

Students gathered at the Student Memorial Center at 11 a.m. today to discuss the importance of hazing while watching a movie.  “The event is centered around raising awareness to the trauma and...