Using movement and personal storytelling to explore identity, growth and lived experiences, performers took the stage to reflect on their time at Marshall...

Amidst the ongoing opioid epidemic, harm reduction strategies have been essential for reducing the number of deaths by overdose. One of the most important...

A women-owned bookstore in the Village of Barboursville is creating more than a place to buy books; it’s building a space for community, one co-owner...

Marshall University has a strong population of international students from all over the world that participate in athletics, academic programming and many...

To see the mini-documentary associated with this story, click here   A Morning in Active Addiction   Marshall alum Jeremy Bailey...

Inside a small studio filled with heat and glowing glass, three artists are bringing a centuries-old craft back to the tri-state. In Marrowbone Glassworks,...

Green and White filled the plaza at Marshall University as students and staff gathered to celebrate a familiar and beloved figure’s 61st birthday: Marco...

When most Marshall University students wake up and head to class, the campus already looks put together. Classrooms are clean, trash cans are empty and...

From its humble beginnings performing in Old Main to being a major presence on campus with a Performing Arts Center, Marshall's theatre program has grown...

In a time where technology is prevalent in every aspect of life, a growing concern about the impacts of screens on children is seen from families in not...

When MaShawn Morton, adjunct professor of dance, first saw his Black History Month banner hanging in downtown Huntington in 2025, the recognition felt...

In the midst of a busy and noisy semester, there are quiet, calming, free sanctuaries for students provided by the Access, Connections and Engagement Center. “I...