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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

The process of acquiring an on-campus job is often more time-consuming for international students than for domestic students as a result of the various required certification letters from designated school officials.

On-campus employment problematic for international students

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter November 5, 2019

Unlike most students, international students who are on the F-1 visa can only apply for off-campus employment in cases of severe economic hardship, according...

Donation drive collects supplies for local infants, toddlers

Taylor Speight, Reporter November 5, 2019

To help build relationships with local health organizations and shed light on inconsistencies in the Huntington area, the new Marshall University Health...

Steve Robbins addresses Marshall faculty members Tuesday at the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse during his lecture on the importance of inclusion on campus.

Neuroscientist lectures on importance of inclusion on campus

Blake Newhouse, Reporter November 5, 2019

Words have more power than people assume, said a neuroscientist who spoke Tuesday on Marshall University’s campus. “Do not underestimate the power...

BCM broomball tournament combines soccer, field hockey

Julianna Everly, Reporter November 5, 2019

Students from Marshall University’s Baptist Campus Ministry drove to Charleston Saturday Nov. 2 to put their skills to the test through an activity called...

BodyShots seeking submissions

Summer Jewell, Reporter November 5, 2019

BodyShots, an annual multimedia art event at Marshall University, is seeking submissions for its upcoming 13th installation, titled “Witch, Please.”  “We...

Students prepare for graduation at Countdown to Commencement

Brittany Hively, Reporter November 5, 2019

Construction did not stop seniors from filling the Memorial Student Center to tie up loose ends and move one step closer to graduation. Countdown to...

Students tried free locally produced food and discussed seasonality, sustainability and immigration at the second annual Food Past/Food Future event in Harris Hall Oct. 29.

Marshall history department provides food, perspective during Food Past/Food Future event

Blake Newhouse, Reporter November 2, 2019

Immigration, sustainability and seasonality were the topics for the history department’s second annual Food Past/Food Future event Tuesday on Marshall...

Police Blotter

Police Blotter

Robert Castillo, Reporter November 2, 2019

Petit Larceny Officers responded to a call in Gibson Hall at approximately 4:57 p.m. Oct. 25 when a male reported some of his laundry had been stolen...

Campus preschool assists auditory access for children

Emily Hayslett, Reporter October 29, 2019

The Luke Lee Listening, Learning and Language Lab, or “The L” as it is more commonly referred to, is a preschool program at Marshall University that...

PeaceTree Center support group provides safe space for LGBTQ+

Blake Newhouse, Reporter October 29, 2019

A Marshall University graduate is helping to provide safe spaces for those in the LGBTQ+ community by creating a support group for those struggling. Amanda...

Marshall criminal justice alum Casey Bond signs a copy of her new book, “When Wishes Bleed.” The book will be released and available to readers Friday, Nov. 1.

Marshall criminal justice alum to publish 25th book

Brittany Hively, Reporter October 29, 2019

From criminal justice major to paranormal author, Marshall University graduate Casey Bond is releasing her 25th paranormal/fantasy book Friday, Nov. 1. “When...

Empowering decor is located inside the new Women’s and Gender Center to make students feel more welcome.

New ideas, new space, Old Main— Women’s and Gender Center moves location

Amanda Larch, Managing Editor October 29, 2019

Just across the hall from the Financial Aid Office, in Old Main 115, is the new location for Marshall University’s Women’s and Gender Center. The...

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