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College of Business hosts lecture on interviewing

Matthew Groves, Reporter February 16, 2017

The third installment of the Marshall University College of Business lecture series Wednesday gave students insight on the interviewing process and tips for the experience. Tony Martin and Joretta Comer...

Marshall students show love to scholarship donors

Alexis Leach, Reporter February 16, 2017

Students were given a chance to thank Marshall University donors Wednesday during Love A Donor Day at the Memorial Student Center. Love A Donor Day was sponsored by the Marshall University Foundation...

Police Blotter

Heather Barker, Reporter February 16, 2017

Larceny from Building A student reported Feb. 15 while washing his hands in a Smith Hall bathroom, he had set his Samsung Galaxy on the sink. He then walked out of the bathroom, forgetting to pick up...

Progressive group recruits MU Dems.

Adam Stephens, Reporter February 16, 2017

The local chapter for the progressive political group Organizing for Action recently began holding meetings on Marshall University’s campus to recruit Marshall Young Democrats. The goal of the political...

Marshall safe space training for faculty, staff

Heather Barker, Reporter February 16, 2017

Marshall University is hosting a safe space training Tuesday, Feb. 21 for faculty and staff to learn about LGBTQ vocabulary and heterosexual privilege, among other topics. “We want people to have a...

Multiple higher education bills introduced in W.Va. Legislature

Kylee Hurley, Reporter February 16, 2017

The West Virginia Legislature has introduced a number of bills concerning higher education in the first days of session.  Marybeth Beller, associate professor and director of Masters in Public Administration,...

WMUL-FM hosts roundtable discussion with Marshall Administrators on Travel Ban

Adam Stephens, Reporter February 15, 2017

WMUL-F.M. hosted a roundtable discussion with several Marshall University administrators on Tuesday to relay more information to the Marshall community regarding the travel ban implemented at the end of...

Marshall INTO celebrates Valentine’s Day

Christian Davis, Reporter February 15, 2017

Marshall University’s INTO students shared candy and gifts with each other Wednesday in celebration of Valentine’s Day. Students were surprised during class with notes expressing love, happiness...

Mayor Williams delivers State of the City address, tackles budget deficit and offers updates

Franklin Norton, Reporter February 15, 2017

Mayor Steve Williams gave his first State of the City address of his second term Wednesday, which championed a spirit of hope and resilience for the City of Huntington amidst the city’s projected budget...

Sen. Bernie Sanders delivers his address to over 2,000 at the Charleston Municipal Theatre on February 13, 2016.

Senator Bernie Sanders returns to West Virginia

Tom Jenkins, News Editor February 13, 2017

“Feel the Bern” was once again a chant that West Virginians would shout outside the steps of the Charleston Municipal Auditorium. The Vermont Senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders...

SNA strives to find bone marrow donors at MU

Heather Barker, Reporter February 13, 2017

Saving a life can begin with a simple swab of a cheek. Marshall’s Student Nurses Association is trying to help accomplish this goal through a bone marrow registry drive with Be The Match, a nonprofit...

Sen. Capito discusses possible replacement for Obamacare

Kylee Hurley, Reporter February 13, 2017

United States Sen. Shelley Moore Capito has joined other senators to work to replace the Affordable Care Act with the Patient Freedom Act of 2017. The bill, which can be found on the official Congress...

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