The Parthenon

Countdown to Commencement aims to prepare students for upcoming graduation

Kyra Biscarner, Reporter • February 25, 2020

With graduation a little over two months away, Marshall University has multiple events aimed at seniors to help them prepare for the big day. “Sometimes we have issues where students get to graduation...

Marshall Artist Series brings unique entertainment experiences

Emily Hayslett, Reporter • February 23, 2020

Students at the show “Finding Neverland” said they were pleased that the Marshall Artists Series has given them the opportunity to see shows they might not have ever gotten the chance to experience. “I...

Parthe-Pet: Gabbie

February 18, 2020

This is Gabbie. She is a sugar glider and comes to campus when the weather is warm. She really loves her friends in SGA. She likes to be in her pouch and loves to be fed grapes. She can’t wait to come...

“The Laramie Project” unites School of Theatre to teach community about compassion

Emily Hayslett, Reporter • February 18, 2020

Every discipline in Marshall University’s School of Theatre comes together to create their productions, with the latest being “The Laramie Project,” opening this week. “The Laramie Project,”...

MUsic Alive series invites students, local community to experience music performances

Emily Hayslett, Reporter • February 18, 2020

The MUsic Alive concert series, featuring different guest artists and university faculty, has been playing music in the Huntington community for 14 years. “MUsic Alive: Guest Artist and Faculty...

Speak the Truth event to encourage artistic expression

Taevion Kinsey, Reporter • February 18, 2020

Marshall University continues to celebrate black history month with “Speak the Truth – Open Mic Night.” The event welcomes poets, rappers, dancers and singers to come out and showcase their talents...

Cupid’s Q&A: Ed and Ann Bingham

Amanda Larch, Executive Editor • February 14, 2020

Ed Bingham never really wanted a cat, but his wife Ann had always wanted one. So, they compromised, and Ed bought her a cat. It was a Siamese kitten, or a “flea-infested furball,” as...

Cupid’s Corner: Lori Thompson & Kristen Vannatter

Meg Keller, Social Media Editor • February 11, 2020

It is true, distance does make the heart grow fonder, for two Marshall University faculty members, that is. Married in 2016, Lori Thompson and Kristen Vannatter have been nearly inseparable since...

Peter Pan origin story soars into the Keith Albee

Emily Hayslett, Reporter • February 11, 2020

“Finding Neverland,” the musical about how the character and story of Peter Pan came to be, is coming at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 to the Keith Albee Theatre as a part of the Marshall Artists Series. “It’s...

Parthe-Pet: Cinder

February 11, 2020

Cinder is a 7-month-old bearded dragon who loves to eat fruit, veggies and BUGS! She’d easily say her favorite snacks are hornworms and bell peppers! She loves all things warm, meeting new people, and...

Ebony Ball: Dressing up, dancing, celebrating Black History Month

Sarah Ingram, Copy Editor • February 11, 2020

Ebony Ball gives Marshall University community a chance to get fancy and celebrate Black History Month, 7 p.m. Feb. 15 in the Memorial Student Center. Shaunte Polk, the administrator for the Office...

Parthe-Pet: Absinthe

February 4, 2020

This is Absinthe. I’ve only had her for about two weeks. She’s already warmed up considerably and loves exploring her new home. She likes to chew on fingers, vacuums and my favorite pairs of shoes....