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Citizens’ Climate Lobby attempts to start new chapter in Huntington

Blake Newhouse, Reporter • October 16, 2019

The Citizens’ Climate Lobby is attempting to start a chapter in Huntington, which will help aid the fight against climate change. “I just feel this really strong moral responsibility to do everything...

New York history professor discusses folklore’s place in historical study

Blake Newhouse, Reporter • October 16, 2019

Those looking to understand the past better would benefit from learning about the use of folklore throughout human history, said a history professor Tuesday afternoon on Marshall University’s campus. “To...

Campus tailgate celebrates Huntington community

Julianna Everly, Reporter • October 15, 2019

Everyone has their own special story to share as to why Huntington is special to them, and the social media campaign #MyHuntington aims to highlight those stories. Representatives of #MyHuntington partnered...

Marshall IT raises awareness for cyber security

Brianna Toney, Contributor • October 15, 2019

Throughout October, the Marshall University Information Technology Department is participating in National Cyber Security Awareness Month to raise awareness for cyber security and teach students and faculty...

Support group helps students cope with homesickness

Blake Newhouse, Reporter • October 15, 2019

Leaving your hometown to come to college can often present hardship for many students, regardless of the distance, said a Marshall University mental health specialist on Thursday during the Surviving Homesickness...

SGA president, vice president push for progress on campus

Tyler Spence, Contributor • October 15, 2019

Marshall University Student Body President Stephanie Rogner and Vice President Anna Williams said they are prepared to do the work it takes to positively impact students’ lives across campus. Even...

Marshall shows support for LGBTQ+ community through National Coming Out Day event

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter • October 13, 2019

Coming out may not always be easy, and sometimes it is a little bit more difficult in West Virginia, said a Marshall University student who attended the National Coming Out Day event Thursday. “It’s...

You are Loved 5k raises awareness and funds for local suicide hotline

Brittany Hively, Reporter • October 12, 2019

Rain and cold temperatures did not stop locals from gathering at Barboursville Park early Saturday morning to race for suicide and mental health awareness. Oasis Behavioral Health Services organized...

Students learn skills, receive tips during first Shop Green… Eat Clean event of the year

Brittany Hively, Reporter • October 12, 2019

Practicing a new recipe and receiving tips on shopping green and eating clean on a budget, Marshall students had the opportunity to hone their adulting skills Wednesday evening with the Shop Green......

Students given opportunity to receive financial assistance at FAFSA filing events

Sarah Rowe, Reporter • October 12, 2019

Little mistakes can create major issues when filing for Free Application of Financial Aid, causing problems for students who need financial assistance for the school year, according to some employees in...

Police Blotter

Robert Castillo, Reporter • October 11, 2019

Petit Larceny A male reported to MUPD that his wallet had been stolen from the Marshall University Recreation Center at approximately 8:14 p.m. Oct. 2. The victim reported that he left his belongings...

Marshall students share traditions, experiences during pumpkin decorating event

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter • October 10, 2019

Decorating pumpkins when Halloween is fast approaching is not a new experience, but for some students, this October will be their first time to join activities like pumpkin decorating and celebrate spooky...