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The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Cook Out offers a variety of American-style fast food.

Students’ favorite late-night bites

Ella Hatfield, Student Reporter October 25, 2025

As the clock inches toward midnight and textbooks remain sprawled across desks, many Marshall students find themselves running on empty, and not just academically....

The Marshall Student Center often plays TV news broadcasts for passersby to watch.

How do students stay informed?

News Editor, Ashton Pack October 25, 2025

In the current digital age, the news dominates the lives of many, and there are a number of ways students consume and verify the news they get online. From...

Tarps laid over the theater chairs during renovations

A bright future: Huntington’s crown jewel to reopen repolished

Baylee Parsons, Executive Editor October 24, 2025

Flashing marquee lights dimmed. Once-filled seats emptied and covered in plastic. An energetic stage gone quiet. A bustling theater turned ghost town,...

MMO’s core team consists of four fourth-year medical students. L to R: Jake Peterson, Claire Soucier, Kara Piechowski, and Will Snider (Courtesy of Will Snider)

Med students provide free healthcare beyond the classroom

Kaitlyn Fleming, Managing Editor October 21, 2025

Once a month, Marshall Medical Outreach brings healthcare beyond the clinic walls, taking doctors, medical students and essential care directly to those...

Dakota Martin’s son frequently assists with the delivery of the NICU care packages. (Courtesy of Dakota Martin)

Local hairstylist uplifts NICU moms through self-care

Kaitlyn Fleming, Managing Editor October 19, 2025

Between the sleepless nights and hospital monitors, self-care often slips away for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit moms, leading one local hairstylist, and...

The puzzle competition took place in the Memorial Student Center Saturday, Oct. 11.

Local artist crafts puzzle for purpose

Kaitlyn Fleming, Managing Editor October 15, 2025

Piece by piece, a local artist is combining her love of art and community through her creation of a Marshall University watercolor puzzle to benefit the...

The Army National Guard has an office on campus in the Memorial Student Center.

Student veterans combat unique college stresses

Holly Belmont, Staff Reporter October 13, 2025

Student veterans transition from a structured life in the barracks to a not-so-structured life in the dorms.  It was a hard adjustment Jonathon McCormick,...

La Famiglia is located at 1327 6th Avenue, Huntington, WV.

Pizza, pasta and perfection: The La Famiglia way

Claire Johnson, Staff Reporter October 12, 2025

Over the past decade, the restaurant scene of Huntington has grown into quite the destination of ambition, creativity and delectability. Such success can...

Marshall will release for its October break October 9 and 10, giving students time to recharge after midterms.

Burnt out? Self-care is the cure, counselor says

Davina Snyder, Staff Reporter October 8, 2025

Many college students are currently experiencing a lack of motivation, prolonged fatigue and reduced productivity and creativity: all signs of burnout. Burnout...

With costs across the nation continuing to rise, students often balance multiple jobs throughout college.

Students struggle to balance jobs, school and mental health

Ella Hatfield, Student Reporter October 6, 2025

Juggling class schedules isn’t the only stressor many Marshall students face. Rising costs of rent, food, tuition and textbooks mean more students are...

Heritage Farm's mascot Wilder often welcomes visitors as they venture to the farm. (Courtesy of Heritage Farm)

Apple butter, pumpkins serve up fall fun

Abby Ayes, Student Reporter October 2, 2025

As the seasons change and cooler weather settles in, many people look forward to the crisp breeze and colorful scenery of autumn. For Heritage Farm, the...

Visitors look through artwork at Steve and Debbie Sisson's booth.

Beyond the brush: Art in the Park cultivates community for creatives

Abby Ayes, Student Reporter September 25, 2025

When most people think of art, they imagine paintbrushes, colored pencils and other traditional studio materials. But for several artists at the Tri-State...

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