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Baptist Campus Ministries delivers lunch to show teacher appreciation

Karenann Flouhouse, Reporter April 6, 2017

Baptist Campus Ministry is showing its teacher appreciation with their annual spring semester lunch delivery. For around the past six years, BCM has prepared a free home-cooked lunch for Marshall’s...

Amicus Curiae lecture postponed

Staff Reports April 6, 2017

The Amicus Curiae Lecture that was scheduled for Thursday night featuring author and journalist Wil Haygood has been postponed. All flights from Washington, D.C. have been canceled due to extreme storms....

Lecture discusses harm reduction of drug use, effects on families

Heather Barker, Reporter April 6, 2017

“Cracks in the Community” was the second lecture in a series of three presented Tuesday to allow students to explore the new addiction studies minor, as well as provide an open forum for discussion...

Pippin enchants the Keith-Albee Theater

Austin Creel, Reporter April 6, 2017

Magic, acrobatics, stunts and songs all lit up the stage of the Keith-Albee Theater Tuesday when the Broadway revival of “Pippin” came to the Huntington theater for the first time in the musical’s...

Students explore future careers at the Career Expo

Alexis Leach, Reporter April 6, 2017

Students were able to explore their future career paths Tuesday at the Marshall University Career Services’ Career Expo. Over 90 companies attended the expo looking to hire for full time jobs, part...

Lewis College of Business celebrates 48 years of excellence.

Luke Carpenter, Reporter April 5, 2017

The Lewis College of Business celebrated its 48th birthday Tuesday on the Memorial Student Center plaza. Appropriately, the College of Business Birthday Bash offered inflatable mini-games, obstacle...

Visiting poets read at the last Visiting Writers Series event of the semester

Austin Creel, Reporter April 5, 2017

Humor and reflection, comedy and narrative all graced the glass atrium of Drinko Library Monday as award-winning poets Gary Dop and Jill Khoury read from their bodies of work, as well as took questions...

Marshall University students pledge to help prevent sexual assault

Ryan Murphy, Reporter April 5, 2017

The Marshall University Women’s Center collaborated with the CONTACT Rape Crisis Center to raise awareness for sexual assault prevention on Marshall’s campus Tuesday as part of the It’s On Us national...

Preview of Banff Mountain Film Festival

Hannah Swartz, Reporter April 4, 2017

The Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour will make a stop in Huntington on Wednesday at the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center. The Banff Mountain Film Festival is the largest outdoor recreation...

Ukirk Welcomes in new Permanent Minister

Karenann Flouhouse, Reporter April 4, 2017

The Presbyterian students at UKirk are finally being given a full-time minister after a few years without one. Chris Bailey has just been announced as the UKirk minister and will officially start on Thursday. “I...

College of Business offers cash prize to the best slogan

Luke Carprenter, Reporter April 4, 2017

The Marshall University Lewis College of Business is in the process of refreshing its slogan and announced a slogan competition on March 29. “It is time for a new and fresh idea,” Interim Dean Bob...

Legislative session enters final week

Kylee Hurley, Reporter April 3, 2017

The West Virginia Legislature is quickly approaching the end of regular session, as both chambers will adjourn at midnight April 8. The West Virginia House of Delegates and Senate have been meeting multiple...

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