Since 1930, Morrow Library has become well-versed in serving the public over the past 95 years. Holding more than two-thirds of the university’s book...

When describing a preferable combination, people often reference well known couplings like peanut butter and jelly, salt and pepper or macaroni and cheese.  In...

A long uphill battle with the COVID-19 pandemic led to a surge in online classes at universities, and Marshall is no exception.  Learning preferences...

As students prepare to leave the dorms, many discover living off campus involves much more than signing a lease and moving in. Between hidden costs, confusing...

An English professor with no prior interest in English might seem unusual to some, but that’s exactly what you’ll find in Corbly Hall 329. Professor...

With the rise of social media, many students are now facing a new kind of pressure: FOMO, or the fear of missing out. The term describes the stress...

Experiencing a culture unlike your own means you might bring a piece of it back with you.  The Office of Study Abroad encourages students each year...

As a child of the ‘90s, David Miller grew up listening to country music while surrounded by family in his Ashland, Kentucky, home. However, when he heard...

When the lights dim and the curtain rises, most audience members only see the polished performances, intricate costumes and dramatic scenes unfolding on...

When people think of Marshall University, the word “green” often brings to mind the school’s color, but for those in the university’s Sustainability...

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

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...