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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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JCESOM names Mader as April Resident of the Month

Logan Parkulo, Reporter April 19, 2016

The Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine selected Jason Palmer Mader, D.O. as the April 2016 Resident of the Month. Mader is a third-year resident in...

Pies with Alpha Chi raises funds for domestic violence victims

Sabrena Hirst, Reporter April 19, 2016

Marshall University sorority Alpha Chi Omega is selling tickets for Pies with “Alpha Chi” to support victims of domestic violence. Tickets are...

Let’s talk about sex

Sabrena Hirst, Reporter April 19, 2016

Dr. Jennie Yoost presented a lecture to students Tuesday regarding how to talk to their respective doctors about sex. Hosted by the Marshall University...

A Torah Scroll that was purchased in Israel was on display at the Hell Yes event Monday night hosted by Ratio Christi.

Ratio Christi lecture discusses Christian afterlife

Nancy Peyton, Reporter April 18, 2016

Students learned about the greatest misconceptions surrounding the concept of what happens after death, with a specific concentration on the truth about...

Ona plays at Huntington Music and Arts Festival September 2015 in Ritter Park.

Ona to bring brief rock n’ roll performance to campus

Son Nguyen, Reporter April 18, 2016

Marshall University’s Campus Activities Board will host an on-campus concert Thursday featuring local band Ona. The concert will be on the Memorial...

Junior business management and management information systems major Anthony Bady cant help but smile when talking about his own memories as a member of the Marshall campus community.

Falling in love with Marshall: The Role of a Campus Tour Guide

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter April 18, 2016

On Valentine’s Day last year, tour guide Anthony Bady helped yet another prospective student fall in love with the campus he calls home. Bady said...

The first customers line up outside Bojangles Monday morning.

New restaurant brings jobs, revenue, excitement to Tri-State area

Darius Booker, Reporter April 18, 2016

The Rutherford Group opened the first Bojangles in Huntington, making it only the second Bojangles in the state of West Virginia. The wait and arrival...

Campus organizations sponsor sex-themed programs

Darius Booker, Reporter April 18, 2016

A previous Marshall University student organization has come back together in creating the university’s first “Sex Week” set to surface on campus...

Elizabeth Hance speaks about the graphich novel The Diary of a Teenage Girl at the Heros and Villains of Healthcare Comic-Con in the Memorial Student Center, April 18, 2016.

Honors seminar links super heroes to healthcare issues

Amanda Gibson, Reporter April 18, 2016

The honors seminar “Heroes and Villains of Healthcare” hosted an Honors Comic Book Convention Monday in room BE5 of the Memorial Student Center....

Marshall University ceramics and clay club students made over 1,000 bowls for Empty Bowls.

13th Annual Empty Bowls raises funds for Facing Hunger Foodbank

Clara Maynard, Reporter April 18, 2016

Huntington’s 13th Annual Empty Bowls event took place Friday at First Presbyterian Church.   The event, which began in 2003, serves as a fundraiser...

Mason Anderson performs Ninna Nanna a Donegal by Giorgio Signorile

Guitar studio recital features original Marshall piece

Leah Cook, Reporter April 14, 2016

Marshall’s Guitar Studio presented a compilation of solo performances for the public Thursday night in the Jomie Jazz Forum, featuring an original work...

Marshall MEDLIFE 5k to help build house in Peru

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter April 14, 2016

Marshall’s University’s MEDLIFE chapter is improving the life of a single mother and her son, who both live in extreme poverty in Lima, Peru, through...

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