Marshall University marketing professor Uday S. Tate is a native of Sidhpur, India. Tate was raised in India and attended two universities in India before coming to the United States. In India, Tate...

Bringing together the fields of art and science has always proven lucrative. In this tradition and in honor of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, Marshall's Neurology department hosted an art auction...

Although she is retired, former Marshall University modern languages professor Maria Carmen Riddel said she is still busy. Riddel returned in February after volunteering on her fifth medical mission...

For the first time in nearly five decades, a piece of chalk was once again drawn against the black slate chalkboard of Union School. This time, instead of the alphabet and equations, the chalk was used...

The Marshall University Chamber Choir will begin its Spring Break early, touring and performing across Spain from March 16 to 27.  This ensemble of 30 students, directed by David Castleberry, associate...

Local drummer Chris Thompson just returned from touring alongside experimental group I Set My Friends on Fire, but will be swept away from West Virginia’s scene as he tours with ISMFOF through April. Thompson...

As Marshall University students gear up to take their spring break, a group of students from Boston College waved goodbye to the Jewel City. The students were working with the Huntington Area Habitat...

The words “spring break” typically conjure images of sand, sunshine and palm trees in the minds of many college students, but Snowshoe Mountain Resort seeks to challenge that idea with Ballhooter...

Members of the Blue Man Group revealed what lies under the azure makeup in Smith Hall Tuesday. The workshop was focused on channeling the inner Blue Man through the harmony of motion and sound and how...