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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon
Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall Collegiate Cyber Defense Club teaches defense security

Meredith O'Bara, Reporter • March 15, 2019

Marshall University’s Collegiate Cyber Defense Club (CCDC) is not making computer hackers, but is hacking its way to the top by teaching defense security. Marshall...

Intercultural Hispanic Organization celebrates, brings attention to Hispanic culture

Savanah Matney, Reporter • March 15, 2019

Marshall University’s Intercultural Hispanic Organization allows individuals who are interested in the Hispanic culture or Spanish language to participate...

SGA debate allows candidates to address student concerns

Sarah Ingram, News Editor • March 14, 2019

Senate and community members questioned policy and received answers at the 2019 Student Government Association Debate for presidential and vice presidential...

The art exhibition "Mixed Up" will feature work by students in Art 360, a mixed media course at Marshall University.

Mixed media art exhibition to feature work of Marshall students

Jesten Richardson, Copy Editor • March 14, 2019

“Mixed Up,” an art exhibition featuring mixed media works by Marshall University art students, will open Friday, with a reception from 5 to 7 p.m....

Students create macrame plant hangers at DIY series event

Students create macrame plant hangers at DIY series event

Paige Leonard, Reporter • March 14, 2019

Marshall University students created macrame plant hangers Tuesday in the Memorial Student Center, during an event in the Do It Yourself series hosted...

Parliamentarian Jo Tremmel calls roll-call during a student senate meeting Tuesday, March 12 in the Memorial Student Center.

Student Senate approves judicial branch, decision goes to students

Jesten Richardson, Copy Editor • March 12, 2019

A student senate resolution to create a judicial branch in the Student Government Association will now appear on the ballot during next week’s elections,...

West Virginia House delegates enter chambers, Saturday, March 9. New proposals concerning water quality and protections will not be reviewed until the 2020 legislative session.

Water quality bill passes without updated human health criteria

Douglas Harding, Online and Social Media Manager • March 12, 2019

In 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency recommended West Virginia update 60 of its 94 water quality standards to reduce present toxins and carcinogens,...

Anna Williams

MEET THE CANDIDATES: Anna Williams, vice-presidential candidate

March 12, 2019

The Parthenon asked each presidential and vice-presidential candidate the same series of questions. Below are responses from Anna Williams who is running...

Caitlin Kirk

MEET THE CANDIDATES: Caitlin Kirk, vice-presidential candidate

March 12, 2019

The Parthenon asked each presidential and vice-presidential candidate the same series of questions. Below are responses from Caitlin Kirk who is running...

Jeremiah Parlock

MEET THE CANDIDATES: Jeremiah Parlock, presidential candidate

March 12, 2019

The Parthenon asked each presidential and vice-presidential candidate the same series of questions. Below are responses from Jeremiah Parlock who is running...

Stephanie Rogner

MEET THE CANDIDATES: Stephanie Rogner, presidential candidate

March 12, 2019

The Parthenon asked each presidential and vice-presidential candidate the same series of questions. Below are responses from Stephanie Rogner who is running...

New minor allows students to use technology to ask questions about world

Jesten Richardson, Copy Editor • March 12, 2019

Leaving college with skills and tools that can help to make students marketable to potential employers is one of the benefits for students getting a minor...

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