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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Fighting the opioid epidemic with faith

Hunter Ellis, Reporter September 14, 2017

A local group focused on greater inclusion and education surrounding the opioid epidemic hosted the first of six trainings geared toward the faith-based...

Historical music group is proud of Marshall heritage

Buffy Six, Reporter September 14, 2017

The John Marshall Fife and Drum Corps is a musical group modeled after the Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps in Washington D.C. Jacob Lambert, music education...

WVPB ‘Vietnam’ documentary premieres tonight

Sebastian Morris, Reporter September 14, 2017

“Vietnam: West Virginians Remember,” a documentary produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting that tells the story of five West Virginia Vietnam...

The Healing Field in Spring Hill Cemetery is a memorial
for those who died Sept. 11, 2001, the 1970 Marshall
plane crash victims and veterans of the armed forces.

Huntington residents join in remembrance for 9/11 victims during Spring Hill ceremony

Brooke Griffin, Reporter September 12, 2017

Americans associate the national tragedy that was 9/11 with panic, fear and sadness, but also with the courage and heroism that followed in the aftermath....

Constitution Week recognizes John Marshall’s contributions to American government

Caroline Kimbro, Reporter September 11, 2017

Marshall University’s annual Constitution Week kicks off on Monday to commemorate and educate students on the influence of the United States Constitution...

Zach Humphrey holds a sign while open-air preaching Monday outside the Memorial Student Center. Humphrey normally preaches alone, but brought a small team of preachers to join him Monday, attracting a crowd of Marshall students voicing their opposition to his positions.

Open-air preacher’s team, audience grow in numbers

Danite Belay, Reporter September 11, 2017

  Open-air preachers, opposing students and a man playing the saxophone were the center of attention outside the Memorial Student Center Monday...

Flood buckets

Student group sends bucket-fulls of flood relief to hurricane survivors

Hunter Ellis, Reporter September 11, 2017

United Methodist Students prepared flood buckets to help with disaster relief across the nation Saturday as their first Service Saturday of the semester....

Support group to study and assist victims of sexual assault

Amanda Larch, Reporter September 11, 2017

Kim Kocak created a support group for victims of sexual assault at Marshall University. Sexual Assault Survivor Skills, or SASS, is an eight-week program...

Hunger issues to be highlighted during local writers’ readings

Alison Baldridge, Reporter September 11, 2017

Local writers will help bring to light the hunger issues facing the Huntington area by participating in the first A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers Series...

INTO program in need of more American conversation partners

Pamela Young, Reporter September 11, 2017

Marshall students, staff and faculty have the chance to help guide and mentor international students through INTO’s Campus Conversation Partners program....

Fan steals gear from Marshall football locker room

Kayla Simmons, Reporter September 9, 2017

On Saturday, the football team won over Miami (Ohio). However, hours after the victory, a man broke into the Shewey Athletics Building and stole as much...

Artist Dan Hernandez speaks to students at Visual Arts Center

Landon Mitchell, Reporter September 8, 2017

Artist Dan Hernandez gave some insight on his themes, inspirations and his technique Sept. 7 at the Visual Arts Center. Hernandez’ talk occurred after...

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