Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University President Jerry Gilbert. Gilbert has been talking to high schools students across the state of W.Va to increase admissions.

Gilbert tours West Virginia high schools

Caroline Kimbro, Reporter November 30, 2017

Marshall University President Jerry Gilbert’s venture to visit and speak with students from 16 high schools in seven West Virginia counties began Wednesday...

Students using the computers in Drinko Library. Students have been recieving a flood of “phishy” emails.

Campus email scams ‘phishing’ for new bait

Brooke Griffin, Reporter November 30, 2017

Students and faculty all across campus may be noticing a spike in the rate of “odd” emails they are receiving recently. “This isn’t a new phenomenon,”...

‘Marco’s Favorite Things’ set for holiday giveaway

Caroline Kimbro, Reporter November 30, 2017

Marshall University’s Office of University Communications kicks off its 24 days of giveaways today. “Marco’s Favorite Things” social media contest...

Women’s Exhibition to combat gender disparities in art and design industries

Pamela Young, Reporter November 30, 2017

Marshall University Libraries has partnered with the School of Art & Design and the Women’s Center to launch a women’s exhibition, “Nevertheless,...

Herd Holiday brings Marshall community together for festive celebration

Alison Baldridge, Reporter November 29, 2017

Marshall brought the community together Tuesday for their fourth annual Herd Holiday at the Memorial Student Center. Rachel Sullivan, Campus Activities...

Huntingtons Christmas tree lit up on the Big Sandys Superstore Arena plaza.

Fifth annual Huntington tree lighting brings community together

Brooke Griffin, Reporter November 29, 2017

Mayor Steve Williams and First Lady Mary Poindexter Williams lit up the Downtown Huntington Christmas tree Tuesday evening, kicking off the city's holiday...

Marshall President Jerry Gilbert flips the switch to light the campus Christmas tree during the 2016 Herd Holiday celebration on the Memorial Student Center Plaza. Gilbert will flip the switch during this year’s event, as well, kicking off a celebration that aims to get faculty, staff, students and the local community in the holiday spirit.

Herd Holiday celebration to open with tree lighting

Caroline Kimbro, Reporter November 27, 2017

Marshall University’s Herd Holiday returns to the Marshall Student Center for its fourth annual celebration Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. Mallory Jarrell,...

Tea and Talk to promote inclusivity on campus

Pamela Young, Reporter November 27, 2017

Marshall University students, faculty and staff will engage in conversation Thursday at the Brad D. Smith Foundation Hall to promote an inclusive campus...

INTO Center to offer third annual Holiday Hangout

Pamela Young, Reporter November 27, 2017

In light of the upcoming holidays, INTO will have its third annual Holiday Hangout Friday 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the INTO Center for international students...

Merge between Marshall Health and local hospital establishes new adolescent bleeding disorder clinic

Alison Baldridge, Reporter November 27, 2017

Marshall Health and Cabell Huntington Hospital established a new clinic for adolescent bleeding disorders in August. Since then, the clinic continues to...

Dr. Frank Gilliam

Biology professor prepares for last semester at Marshall

Sebastian Morris, Reporter November 27, 2017

Professor Frank Gilliam was hired in 1990 to teach plant ecology at Marshall University but next spring will depart from Huntington to follow his wife...

Christian-based rap, urban ministry approach religion from different angle

Christian-based rap, urban ministry approach religion from different angle

Danite Belay, Reporter November 18, 2017

Danite Belay After controversy erupted on campus with Zach Humphrey’s open-air preaching earlier this semester, a Christian-based rap and urban...

Load More Stories
Donate to The Parthenon
$85
$500
Contributed
Our Goal