The Parthenon

Bullet casings found on frat row

Nolan Duncan, Staff Reporter • September 18, 2024

Shell casings are in a parking lot on Fifth Avenue two weeks after police responded to reports of shots fired in the area. Students on campus were alerted...

Sand Sculpting to Benefit Local Museum

Luke Campbell, Student Reporter • September 14, 2024

The event lead for Sandfest, a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum happening on Sept. 15 from 2 to 6 p.m., expects more people than previous...

Flotsam River Circus

Wade Sullivan, Photo & Graphics Editor • September 6, 2024

Flotsam River Circus, a traveling troupe that puts on what it calls “post-apocalyptic performances,” floated into Huntington’s Harris Riverfront...

West Virginia experiences worst drought since 2008

Caden Adkins, Student Reporter • September 4, 2024

Gov. Jim Justice extended the state of emergency in West Virginia starting in Aug. 26 due to drought conditions plaguing the state since late July. The...

Tiny homes open near campus

Sarah Davis, Managing Editor • August 31, 2024

Wildflower Homes, a new tiny home business on Huntington's Seventh Avenue, had its grand opening on Saturday, Aug. 17, just a few days before the first...

West Virginia’s first Dave & Buster’s opens at Huntington Mall

Caden Adkins, Student Reporter • August 30, 2024

Students searching for options for a night out explored West Virginia’s first Dave & Buster’s which had its grand opening in Barboursville on Monday,...

School of Pharmacy 5K Raises Money for Diabetes

Wade Sullivan, Student Reporter • April 21, 2024

The Marshall University School of Pharmacy held its seventh annual Dominate Diabetes 5k at Ritter Park on Saturday, April 13. The race, which moved...

City Council Hears Potential PODA Changes

Reagan Clagg, Student Reporter • April 10, 2024

Huntington City Council heard the first reading of an ordinance on April 8 that would expand the days and times when Huntington’s Private Outdoor Designated...

Mayor Williams Delivers Final State of the City Address

Matthew Schaffer, Managing Editor • February 19, 2024

“I’m left with very high expectations of where our city is headed in the coming years and decades,” Huntington Mayor Steve Williams said on Monday...

Winter Weather Freezes Local Businesses

Reagan Clagg, Student Reporter • February 4, 2024

While Marshall students enjoyed their snow days , local businesses stayed open to service the community last week. However, the community was not necessarily...

Newly-Elected Officials Share Plans for Huntington

Reagan Clagg, Student Reporter • January 25, 2024

The newly-elected Huntington City Council chair and vice-chair are optimistic that the council will further efforts to give Huntington a more student-friendly...

Marshall Health Network Brings New Telehealth Service

Samuel McElwain, Student Reporter • November 13, 2023

A collaboration between Marshall Health Network and Appalachian Regional Healthcare has resulted in child and adolescent behavior telehealth services becoming...