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The Parthenon

Fraternities invite students to celebrate new semester with karaoke event

Talor Bennett, Reporter January 21, 2020

Two fraternities on campus are celebrating the beginning of the spring semester with Trap Karaoke. Alpha Phi Alpha Inc. and Kappa Alpha Psi Inc. are putting on the event at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 23 in...

Cirque Musica brings holiday wishes to Keith Albee

Sarah Ingram, Copy Editor December 11, 2019

Acrobats, singers and a wishkeeper lit up the Keith Albee stage to remind the Huntington community what the holidays are really about during “Cirque Musica presents Holiday Wishes” on Dec. 9. Taking...

Campus Activities Board to host new DIY events in the spring

Julianna Everly, Reporter December 5, 2019

Fall semester’s events have come to an end, but the Campus Activities Board already has a full list of DIYs planned for the spring semester. CAB’s DIY events for next semester are all crafts that...

Parthe-Pet: Gimli

Parthe-Pet: Gimli

December 3, 2019

This is Gimli. He is an English mastiff who weighs 230 lbs. He might look like a horse, but he’s a huge cuddle buddy who loves to do nothing but laze around all day. Here he is pictured next to his friend...

Light Touch Healing Arts offers a variety of essential oils that can be used as an alternative to pharmaceutical medications.

Alternative, holistic healing treatments offered at local practice

Blake Newhouse, Reporter December 3, 2019

A local Huntington business is offering alternative healing treatments for those in need of help, whether it be physically, mentally or spiritually. “Being a psychic has a lot to do with energy and...

Cirque Musica brings theatrical twist to Huntington

Sarah Ingram, Copy Editor December 3, 2019

Acrobatics and symphonic music will transport the Huntington community to another world as “Cirque Musica presents Holiday Wishes” comes to the Keith Albee Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9. The circus and...

Students were invited to participate in Christmas activities during dead week.

International students experience Christmas traditions during dead week

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter December 3, 2019

With cupcakes, gingerbread and Christmas activities, INTO Marshall is aiming to ease students’ minds during dead week by letting international students get involved in some  American Christmas activities.  “We...

Former international student reflects on time at Marshall University

Aaron Dickens, Reporter December 3, 2019

While traveling to a new country can create a combination of excitement and anxiety, one former Marshall University student said choosing to travel from the United Kingdom to study in Huntington will stay...

Guest violist to perform accompanied by Marshall staff members for Music Alive Series

Summer Jewell, Reporter November 22, 2019

An esteemed guest violist will be assisting the Music Alive Series with bringing the talents of Marshall’s music department throughout the Huntington area on Wednesday, Dec. 4 and Thursday, Dec. 5.  “In...

Brooklyn Coleman, a sophomore elementary education major, made this Hydro Dip "B" at the DIY Hydro Dip event Nov. 20.

Students get crafty with hydro dip at DIY series event

Julianna Everly, Reporter November 22, 2019

Students took a break from their schoolwork and got crafty Wednesday by dipping wooden objects into buckets of hot water and oil-based paints to create their own unique DIY designs.  The Campus Activities...

Marshall University Libraries to host stress relief activities during Dead Week

Taylor Speight, Reporter November 21, 2019

Aimed to develop a friendly and relaxed physical space that supports research, lifelong learning and creativity, the Marshall University Libraries’ annual Stress Relief Week will take place during Dead...

From gang to pulpit— the William Elliot story

Michael Morgan, Reporter November 19, 2019

The former leader of the motorcycle gang called, “Satan’s Choice,” said his alcoholism and criminal activity at a young age gave him a testimony that he now uses to help people as an evangelist. “I...

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