Provost Jaime Taylor is nearing an end to his first semester at Marshall University and reflects on the culture and hospitality of the community.
“My first semester has been amazing,” Taylor said....
Faces lit up and hearts were warmed Sunday, Dec. 2 at the Ronald McDonald House of Huntington’s annual Light the House that Love Built. Santa Claus, with the help of all attending, lit up the Christmas...
Marshall University’s Student Government Association joined together for its final meeting of the fall semester Tuesday, Dec. 4 to discuss election rules and budgetary guidelines for the rest of the...
Societal gender roles may be preventing females with long-term addiction disorders from receiving treatment for their addiction.
As West Virginia’s opioid epidemic continues to grow, societal gender...
Marshall University’s Green and White Day experienced a change to better give potential students the opportunity to see all academic opportunities offered at Marshall.
“For many high school students,...
Charleston, West Virginia native, Brian Johnson and his wife, Norma, moved to Anchorage, Alaska, in 2006 to take care of Norma’s elderly grandmother.
Friday morning, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake hit...
A public information session regarding Jenkins Hall and the recently established Presidential Committee to Examine Building Names at Marshall University encouraged social, political and historical dialogue...
Marshall University’s Student Government Association had its first House of Representatives meeting Nov. 27. The House of Representatives organization came together for the first time after a long semester...
Marshall University’s Students for a Democratic Society encourage students and locals to have productive conversations about issues such as colonialism and socialism.
“Students for a Democratic Society...
Quoits is the game Marshall University students and faculty participate in yearly in celebration of John Marshall’s birthday.
“Quoits is an old game that goes back until at least the 1700’s,”...
The upcoming art show, “Don’t Call Me Crazy-- Resiliency Through Art” is still accepting work from artists for its comprehensive exhibit next semester. Visual artists at Marshall University are able...
Marshall University students had a drive for DKMS Thursday, Nov. 15, to raise awareness about blood cancer and to encourage students to join the group.
DKMS is a nonprofit organization based out of...