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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

CEO panel focuses on leadership, a changing future

Amanda Larch, Executive Editor February 19, 2020

Three CEOs, former and current, of world-renowned corporations shared their advice, answered questions and even accepted an audience member’s resume Wednesday during the Dean’s Distinguished Speaker...

Graduate program ranked ninth in nation

Graduate program ranked ninth in nation

Ralph May, Reporter February 18, 2020

Guaranteed job placement with an average earning of $70,000 is expected for graduates of Marshall University’s new graduate program in the College of Business, the director for the Center of Stakeholder...

Honor Society seeks to improve community engagement

Honor Society seeks to improve community engagement

Ralph May, Reporter February 18, 2020

An honors society is changing the perception of being just a resume builder by striving to connect the campus to serve the community, said the society’s chapter advisor. This semester, Gamma Beta...

From the dance floor to the classroom

Jonathan Still, Reporter February 18, 2020

Lauren Angel is an adjunct professor that works in the History Department at Marshall University, but before becoming faculty at Marshall, she started taking in an interest in dancing. “I joined a...

Z Brick Oven Pizza is looking to expand its 1037 7th Ave. location. In an attempt to draw more “late night” customers, the pizza restaurant is open from 4 p.m. to 4 a.m.

Brick Oven Pizza plans to expand to full capacity

Jannson Williams, Reporter February 18, 2020

After the fire in June 2017 took Brick and Brews gourmet pizza restaurant, Z Brick Oven pizza was brought up from the ashes with the motto, “Serving good food, all night long.” Joshua Pineda and...

Police Blotter

Police Blotter

Sarah Ingram, Copy Editor February 18, 2020

The following information was provided by the Marshall University Police Department records. Possession of Marijuana Marshall University Police Department officers issued a citation for possession...

SGA working to make campus more sustainable

SGA working to make campus more sustainable

Kyra Biscarner, Reporter February 18, 2020

With Earth Day quickly approaching, Marshall University’s Student Government Association is working to make campus more sustainable than ever, SGA members said. With new initiatives such as paper...

MU SPEAC aims to provide suicide awareness training

Talor Bennett, Reporter February 11, 2020

The Marshall University Suicide Prevention Education Across Campus organization works to inform people about suicide and suicide prevention. “One life lost to suicide is too many, and it is all of...

Claire Snyder, program coordinator of the Women's and Gender Center, providing training for students.

Marshall faculty address mental health issues, train students

Ralph May, Reporter February 11, 2020

There are CPR and other set procedures for the treatment of physical injuries during a crisis. The same is being made for a mental health crisis by two Marshall University faculty.  These faculty members...

Speakers and Marshall faculty and students pose after last year's first TEDxMarshallU event.

Independent TEDxMarshallU event to include range of topics

Amanda Larch, Executive Editor February 11, 2020

A TEDxMarshallU event, the second of its kind, will focus on bringing together different subjects, with six guest speakers at 5 p.m. March 14 at Huntington’s City Hall auditorium.  Hannah Petracca,...

US surgeon general to visit Marshall

Blake Newhouse, News Editor February 11, 2020

The U.S. surgeon general will discuss his role as “the nation’s doctor” when he visits Marshall’s campus Thursday at 4 p.m. Vice Adm. Jerome M. Adams became the 20th surgeon general of the United...

Initiatives encourage college graduates to stay in state

Ralph May, Reporter February 11, 2020

Initiatives to keep and support graduates in West Virginia as well as technological ventures to stimulate the economy are working through the West Virginia Legislature with the assistance of Marshall University...

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