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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Puppies give students a break from end of the semester stress

Baily Turner, Reporter April 27, 2016

The Marshall Universities Campus Activities Board brought puppies to campus as part of its Stress Relief Week. Deborah Bennettan, Little Victories Animal...

Students learn to make more with their money

Elayna Conard, Reporter April 27, 2016

Students, faculty and staff took time this week to understand more about how to make money multiply. Morrow Library featured SunTrust bank manager Todd...

SGA senators are sworn in during the first meeting of senate session 74.

SGA elects new officers, closes senate session 73

Jared Casto, Reporter April 27, 2016

Marshall’s Student Government Association closed senate session 73 and opened senate session 74 Tuesday afternoon, with the swearing in of new senators,...

Book sale raises funds for Women’s Studies program

Sabrena Hirst, Reporter April 27, 2016

The Marshall University Women’s Studies Department held its annual book sale Tuesday at the Memorial Student Center. Books ranged from .75 cents to...

Huntington community reacts to Sanders rally

Baily Turner, Reporter April 27, 2016

Senator Bernie Sanders hosted a rally at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena Tuesday evening, with more than 6,000 spectators in attendance. The line to...

A group of Donald Trump advocates protest the Bernie Sanders rally at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena, April 26, 2016.

Trump supporters take to roofs

Ryan Fischer, Photo Editor April 27, 2016

A handful of Donald Trump supporters took to the rooftop of a parking garage in protest of the Bernie Sanders rally at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena...

Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders hosts a campaign rally on Tuesday, April 26 at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena in Huntington, W.Va. The A Future to Believe In assembly attracted more than 6,000 supporters.

Sanders first candidate to visit W.Va.

Megan Osborne, Executive Editor April 27, 2016

West Virginia is at the top of the list for national issues, democratic presidential candidate Senator Bernie Sanders said Tuesday at the Big Sandy Superstore...

From left to right: Chamberlain Foreman on guitar, Scott Smith on vocals, and Luke Cresey on bass, playing for their band Torn in Two at the Battle of the Bands 10 p.m. Saturday at Ale House.

Ale House hosts Battle of the Bands

Emily Kinner, Reporter April 25, 2016

Students and community members crammed into the back room of The Huntington Ale House Saturday night for a battle of the bands benefit concert. Attendees...

SGA president Matt Jarvis speaks at the SGA inauguration inside the Presidents home, April 24, 2016.

Jarvis, Kinner sworn in

Jared Casto, Reporter April 25, 2016

Student Body President Matt Jarvis and Vice President Emily Kinner were sworn into their respective offices during the Presidential Inauguration Sunday...

Recovery Point, Drug Court kick addiction with kickball event

Emily Wood, Reporter April 25, 2016

Recovery Point and the Putnam County Adult Drug Court will host a kickball tournament and lunch at Valley Park in Hurricane May 7. The name of the event...

Students fight finals stress with pillow fight

Sabrena Hirst, Reporter April 25, 2016

A pillow fight broke out at the Memorial Student Center Plaza Monday morning as a part of the Campus Activities Board’s Stress Relief Week. Interested...

City Council meet Monday to vote on an ordinance to broaden the language used for drug related crimes along with an ordinance to allow the mayor to enter into contract to furnish labor, material and equipment for the renovation of The Big Sandy Superstore Arena Plaza.

City Council votes on broadening drug related vocabulary, renovations to Big Sandy Superstore Arena

Clara Maynard, Reporter April 25, 2016

An ordinance amending the rules of how future legislation could be introduced was moved to a second reading during the City Council meeting Monday evening. Councilman...

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