Huntington community members gathered at Huntington High School to discuss racial issues on a local and national scale in an effort to join together Thursday. “Together We Rise: A Community Conversation...

Alpha Kappa Psi is offering Marshall University students a chance to sharpen their professionalism and business skills this semester. The fraternity held its first recruitment meetings of the semester...

The Women’s Studies Program discussed upcoming events they will be hosting during a meeting Wednesday. The biggest upcoming event they will be hosting is the Fourth Annual Monologues Project: Pillow...

Marshall University’s student body president, Matt Jarvis, and his student government team are working diligently to get the students at the South Charleston campus more involved at the main campus. The...

Classes, homework and friends can keep a student busy, but Marshall University encouraged students to volunteer for organizations in and around campus with a Volunteer Fair Wednesday. “We do this...

Jack Shuler, an English professor turned journalist, compared how historical events will effect present  America. He made people question what would it be like to live on an island. Shuler presented...

Shortcomings in the West Virginia state budget have the power to affect the state’s citizens in countless ways, including the thousands of students enrolled in public universities across the state. The...

Members of the Marshall University community gathered on campus Tuesday night to hold a candlelight vigil in celebration of the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. This event was sponsored by Marshall’s...

Huntington’s Empire Books and News hosted live readings from local poets and writers, Marshall students and faculty Monday, Jan. 16. The “Writers Can Read” open mic event featured guest readers...