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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall’s campus covered in snow.

Students Navigate Snow Days

Baylee Parsons, Copy Editor January 24, 2024

On Tuesday, Jan. 16, freshman Emma Simpkins woke up to commute 45 minutes from Branchland, West Virginia, to campus only to find that she would not be ...

FAM Program Prepares Welcome Events

Baylee Parsons, Copy Editor January 21, 2024

New semester jitters can be eliminated with the help of the Friends at Marshall, says the FAM coordinator and graduate assistant for student success. “We’re...

Student Body Vice President Callia Yang

Student Government Unveils Upcoming Changes

Kaitlyn Fleming, Student Reporter January 20, 2024

Various on-campus programs will see improvement through the Student Government Association, said members of the SGA on Thursday, Jan. 11.  Student...

MLK Day of Service Canceled Due to Weather

Victoria Ware, Opinions and Culture Editor January 17, 2024

The annual MLK Day of Service event was canceled on Monday, Jan. 15, due to inclement weather and a winter storm advisory for Cabell County. The event...

The event was held on Wednesday, Nov. 15.

Hot Lunch Feeds Conversation

Jada Mills, Student Reporter December 10, 2023

A warm pulled pork lunch can bond communities together and make conversations happen, especially here in Huntington. “Community outreach helps people...

The World Boutique is located at East Hall.

Shopping Challenges Addressed by Campus Boutique

Jada Mills, Student Reporter November 26, 2023

The World Boutique, previously known as the Trans-Closet during the pandemic, is a free student resource for anyone who needs daily living necessities...

Ryann Province sings at Tunes Tuesday.

Singer Ryann Renae Performs at Tunes Tuesday Live Event

Jada Mills, Student Reporter November 19, 2023

A sophomore with big dreams shared her singing talent with the Marshall community during a live performance on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at the Memorial Student...

Philip Shenon speaks on Presidents Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy.

Amicus Curiae Explores Kennedy Assassination

Nolan Duncan and Luke Campbell November 18, 2023

America lost its innocence when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 60 years ago, an investigative journalist told attendees of an on-campus lecture...

Attendees at the inaugural Diversitea event

Counseling Center Hosts Inaugural Mental Health Event

Emma Gallus, Staff Reporter November 16, 2023

Exploring mental health in Appalachia, the inaugural Diversitea event took place Tuesday morning, Nov. 7, thanks to a grant given to the Counseling Center.  The...

Eighth Annual Jeff Kovatch Memorial Cleanup Photos

Eighth Annual Jeff Kovatch Memorial Cleanup Photos

Sarah Davis, News Editor November 8, 2023

Community members gathered at Harris Riverfront Park on Saturday, Nov. 4, to clean up trash in honor of a late Marshall professor. The event honored...

Fountain Ceremony 2022

53rd Annual Memorial Fountain Ceremony to Feature Keynote by Former Football Player

Matthew Schaffer, Managing Editor November 8, 2023

The 53rd Annual Memorial Fountain Ceremony is set to take place Tuesday, Nov. 14, which is set to feature an alumnus who played football before and after...

Philip Shenon speaks on Presidents Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy.

Philip Shenon Discusses Kennedy Assassination at Amicus Curiae Lecture

Matthew Schaffer, Managing Editor November 8, 2023

“60 years ago this month, there was gunfire in the skies over Dallas, and the world changed,” said journalist and author Philip Shenon in the most...

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