Adam Pingle is 43 years old and is from Perry County, Ohio. He has been practically homeless in Huntington for less than a week.
“Anybody could be homeless; It happens so easily,” Pingle said. “That’s...
College is often a place for students to find what they are truly passionate about and that is exactly what happened during Scott Nibert’s years as a student.
Nibert, now an elementary music teacher...
Marshall University’s Lewis College of Business’s partnership with the Brad. D. Smith Business Incubator is offering new opportunities for not only students and graduates, but the Huntington community.
Tricia...
Marshall University is hosting intramural sports during the fall semester.
Jonathan Sanders, coordinator of competitive sports and camps, talked about what these sports are going to look like, and what...
September is known as the month of suicide prevention, and the Counseling Center is preparing several events to help spread awareness for the issue.
The Counseling Center and MU-SPEAC will be giving...
The Office of Career Education is located across from Harless Diner and is where students can go to seek help on how to prepare their skills for their future careers.
Cristina McDavid is the Director...
Marshall University continues to host intramural sports during the fall semester.
Jonathan Sanders, Coordinator of Competitive Sports and camps, discussed what these sports are going to look...
Introducing Sir Henry “Hennessey” Thomas. Henry is a bearded dragon that resides in the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity house. Henry enjoys riding on shoulders and going on leashed walks. A rather picky...
Landing a job with a major company right after graduation is something many college students dream about, but what happens when a recession hits shortly afterwards and they end up furloughed?
That is...
100 years ago in August, women won the right to vote with the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution. This year, on the same date, Mar- shall University will celebrate...
It is never too late to start something new and that is ex- actly how Michelle Simpkin’s Marshall story started.
“I was one of the older ones, I started college late be- cause I wanted my...
Editor's note: There were two corrections made to the story below after April 22 publication due to reporter error.
Pepsi or The Herald-Dispatch?
This was the question Marshall University alumnus...