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Marshall's choir and a capella groups perform in collaboration with others

Marshall’s choir and a capella groups perform in collaboration with others

Chelsey Stanley, Reporter November 10, 2018

Marshall University’s School of Music presented its Marshall Chorus and campus a capella group, 3rd Avenue, Thursday, Nov. 9. The event showcased pieces in the “Songs of Love and Light” concert in...

International Thanksgiving gives international students a chance to celebrate

International Thanksgiving gives international students a chance to celebrate

Joelle Gates, Reporter November 9, 2018

An International Thanksgiving dinner invited students to come together Thursday in the John Spotts room of the Memorial Student Center. The event, which was organized by Nicole Lane, a senior forensic...

Former Beach Boy rocks Huntington with old hits

Former Beach Boy rocks Huntington with old hits

Gretchen Kalar, Reporter November 9, 2018

Brian Wilson, former Beach Boy, brought nostalgia to the audience of the Keith Albee Theater Tuesday, Nov. 2 in Huntington. Brian Wilson preformed Beach Boys hits along with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin. “I...

Jason Corriher is the assistant athletics director for media relations at Marshall University and oversees the sports information program.

Faculty spotlight: Jason Corriher

Spencer DePuis, Contributer November 6, 2018

Editor’s Note: Jason Corriher, 40, is the assistant athletics director for media relations at Marshall University. Corriher oversees the sports information program within the athletic department and...

Amicus Curiae lecture to discuss impact of gerrymandering

Douglas Harding, Reporter November 6, 2018

Gerrymandering in America will be the focus of the upcoming Amicus Curiae lecture by professor Charles A. Smith of the University of California at 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 8, in Marshall University’s Brad...

Marathon at Marshall

Chelsey Stanley, Reporter November 5, 2018

Runners from all over the world made the journey to Joan C. Edwards stadium to participate in the Marshall University-St. Mary’s Marathon Sunday morning. Although the weather was frigid, runners were...

United Way’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie trophy presented to Sarka-Kauffmann Jewelers

United Way’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie trophy presented to Sarka-Kauffmann Jewelers

Derek Gilbert, Reporter November 4, 2018

Sarka-Kauffmann Jewelers was presented with the first-place trophy for winning the third annual Huntington’s Best Chocolate Chip Cookie Competition, Friday, Nov. 2. The trophy presentation came after...

Day of the Dead history and celebration brings students of different cultures together

Day of the Dead history and celebration brings students of different cultures together

Joelle Gates, Reporter November 2, 2018

A Day of the Dead celebration invited students to join in traditional activities Thursday in the Drinko Library atrium. The event, which was a collaboration between Marshall University’s Intercultural...

Huntington gets in Halloween spirit with rock 'n' roll freak show

Huntington gets in Halloween spirit with rock ‘n’ roll freak show

Lillie Bodie, Reporter November 1, 2018

The town of Huntington got spooked in preparation for Halloween, Tuesday, Oct. 30 at V Club with the world’s largest touring rock ‘n’ roll freak show. Hellzapoppin performed their own interpretation...

WMUL wins several awards at convention

Derek Gilbert, Reporter November 1, 2018

WMUL-FM, Marshall University’s public broadcast radio station, won multiple awards in the 2017-18 Pinnacle National Awards Convention. Award winners were announced at the 97th annual College Media...

Local day-cares participated in City Hall's safe Trick or Treat

Local day-cares participated in City Hall’s safe Trick or Treat

Meg Keller, Reporter November 1, 2018

Children from local day care programs trick or treated Wednesday in city hall as Huntington police officers and firefighters handed out candy. Bryan Chambers, communications director for the City of...

Gunnar Francis, 5 and Lawson Francis 2 get all dressed up to participate in the annual safe Trick or Treat.

Annual safe Trick or Treat puts parents’ minds at ease

Chelsey Stanley, Reporter October 31, 2018

The Huntington Mall partnered with iHeart Media for the annual mall wide Safe Trick or Treat event, Tuesday, Oct. 30. The event was open to children 12 years of age and under with parental supervision. The...

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