History professor Chris White shared historical insight into the background of the ongoing war in the Middle East. Starting with the coup d'état in 1953, the U.S. has long been involved with politics...

The inaugural “Paddle for the Paint” pickleball tournament, organized in partnership with students from Marshall University, brought together dozens of participants and spectators with a shared goal:...

Students, faculty and staff gathered at Marshall University April 7 for a student listening session with University President Brad D. Smith, where attendees shared feedback on what the university is doing...

Remembering those lost remains a responsibility that forever defines Marshall football, speakers said at the annual Spring Fountain Ceremony. "The fountain is here because we want to remember those...

Tucked along the stretch of Route 60 is one of the area’s few smoothie businesses: Pulp Juice and Smoothie Bar, or just “Pulp” to the regulars. While not a local business, the location offers its...

Steady crowds of new and longtime fans filled theaters at Marquee Cinemas in Huntington during the opening weekend of “The Super Mario Galaxy Movie” that began April 1. The turnout was driven in...

Alissa Davis struggled for words after the election results were announced, reflecting the emotion of the moment, the weight of the role and the trust placed in her by her peers. “I can’t describe...

A sold-out crowd and a championship victory gave players a moment they said would stay with them long after their time at Marshall ends.  “I mean, I just got to play in front of a sold-out crowd...

Within the past decade, Huntington has drastically improved its music and entertainment scene. Growth of live music locales like The Loud, 9th Street Live and summer concert series provide exposure and...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this story, click here. Against the dim glow of neon signs, a bright purple box now stands out on the walls of many Huntington bars aptly mounted...

Members of Marshall Swimming & Diving are demonstrating their role on campus extends far beyond athletic competition. Through their continued involvement with Swim Across America, student-athletes...

Global influences on the American Revolution aren’t discussed as often as they should be, said a professor from Johns Hopkins University during the last Amicus Curiae Lecture Series of the semester Tuesday,...