After a year-and-a-half-long hiatus, two Marshall University professors took the stage Sunday with a recreation of sonatas from the romantic era at the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse. Students were...

Marshall University’s Transformative Sales and Service Excellence Center in the Lewis College of Business is presenting on Sept. 22 a virtual sales pitch workshop from 1-2 p.m. to teach students...

After a hiatus lasting a year and a half, two Marshall University professors musicians took the stage Sunday with a recreation of sonatas from the romantic era at the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse. Students...

For small businesses in Huntington, it may have seemed like the worst was over when the Coronavirus shut down ended. However, a new enemy has emerged from the pandemic in the form of inflation, kicking...

Students affected by unforeseen hardships can apply for support money, pulling from a greater $500,000 crisis relief fund.  Students who cannot afford school equipment because of COVID-19...

Sustainability manager Amy Parsons-White hosted the grand opening of the Marshall University Thrift Store on Sept. 10, while President Gilbert cut the opening day ribbon.   According to Parsons-White,...

All students who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine are to be tested weekly due to a newly established policy.  In an alert sent to all Marshall students via the University’s Communications Announcement...

The 16th annual Marshall Quoits began this week and will be played throughout the month.   The event, sponsored by John Deaver Drinko Academy, is hosting three separate Quoits tournaments. One...

Save A Life Day came to Cabell County on Sept. 8 for the first time. With the help of St. Peters’ Community Outreach center and The Huntington Addiction Wellness Center (HAWC), Carrie Ware was...