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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

More than 20 vendors seeking employees participated in Job-A-Palooza to help students of all different majors find jobs, internships or gain experience.

Job-A-Palooza connects Marshall students to future employers

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter September 17, 2019

As the semester sets in, Marshall University’s Office of Career Education organized the annual Job-A-Palooza – an event where students can look for...

Marshall students Adam Bailey, Kane Morrone, Todd Turley and Madison Barker pose for a photo Wednesday, Sept. 11 at The Fun Club table during the university’s Student Involvement & Organization Fair on the Memorial Student Center Plaza.

Unprecedented ‘Fun Club’ experiences exponential growth

Douglas Harding, News Editor September 17, 2019

At the start of the fall semester, Marshall University’s recently established, first-ever Fun Club included roughly 20 registered members, but after...

Patrolman Brandon Oiler, former Marshall University student, answers a call while on duty Wednesday, Sept. 11 in Hurricane.

Former Marshall student hopes to bust down barriers between police, community

Meg Keller, Social Media Manager September 17, 2019

Former Marshall University student Brandon Oiler is determined to bust down barriers between the Hurricane community and his police department.  “My...

Local community member Alisha Harbour flashes a smile Saturday at Ritter Park just before completing Encouraging Every Step to Recovery 5k.

Encouraging Every Step to Recovery 5k raises $2,000 for local recovery houses

September 17, 2019

Some Huntington community members skipped a morning of sleeping in and headed to Ritter Park for a Saturday morning run in support of addiction recovery...

University College a valuable resource for students with undeclared majors

Grant Goodrich, Reporter September 17, 2019

Unlike the other eight undergraduate colleges at Marshall, University College does not offer degree programs; they focus their efforts on conditionally...

During National Suicide Prevention Month, flags placed on Marshall's campus represent the number of suicides that occur on college campuses each year.

Marshall University Counseling Center makes effort to spread awareness, help students during National Suicide Prevention Month

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter September 13, 2019

Suicide is the second leading cause of death among college students in the U.S. 1,100 is the average number of suicides that occur on campuses each year....

Marshall launches Ambassadors of Social Change program

Brittany Hively, Reporter September 13, 2019

Being on a board of directors for a nonprofit is not an opportunity everyone has, especially as a college student. Marshall University’s Community Engagement...

Police Blotter

Police Blotter

Robert Castillo, Reporter September 13, 2019

Possession of a Controlled Substance MUPD officers found two individuals near the Marshall University Medical building, or the Professional building,...

West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Evan H. Jenkins, Justice Margaret L. Workman, Chief Justice Elizabeth D. Walker, Justice Tim Armstead and Justice John A. Hutchinson pledge allegiance to the U.S. flag while meeting at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center to hear cases in front of a group of students and community members Sept. 11, 2019.

West Virginia Supreme Court justices hear three cases in front of students, community members at Marshall University

Blake Newhouse, Reporter September 13, 2019

West Virginia’s Supreme Court came to Marshall University’s campus to hold public oral arguments Wednesday morning to give the public an inside look...

Public officials and community members gather at the Christ Temple Church to discuss possible solutions for the problems facing Cabell County.

Public officials, community members discuss possible solutions to aid in fighting addiction epidemic during town hall meeting

Blake Newhouse, Reporter September 11, 2019

“Since I took over as U.S. attorney, the life of sentence has doubled, and I make no apologies for that,” Michael Stuart, U.S. attorney for the southern...

9/11 Patriot Day Ceremony

9/11 Patriot Day Ceremony

Sydney Shelton, Sports Editor September 11, 2019

Huntington comes together to honor the fallen 9/11 victims.      

In past DIY events, students have created countless works of arts and crafts, including the painting of Old Main pictured above.

Campus Activities Board preparing for semester’s DIY series events

Julianna Everly, Reporter September 10, 2019

As the semester sets in, some students are seeking relief from their heavy course loads and late-night study hours, and some are finding that relief by...

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