Marshall University’s Intercultural Affairs Office, the NAACP Huntington-Cabell Branch and the surrounding Huntington community gathered at the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse for the annual MLK Jr. Observance...

Marshall students returned to campus this week for a new semester. Getting back into the swing of things isn’t the easiest for many students and one of the more stressful things is purchasing textbooks. Two...

A candlelight vigil will take place Jan. 17 for students, faculty and community members to honor Martin Luther King Jr. This ceremony will be one of a few events that will be held in honor of Martin...

Marshall University will be home to a new student-directed play, “Sleep Deprivation Chamber,” March 9 and 10. “Sleep Deprivation Chamber” is written by Adam Kennedy and Adrienne Kennedy. The...

Marshall University’s Intercultural Affairs, in partnership with the NAACP, will host its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Day event Monday, Jan. 16. Students, faculty, staff and the surrounding...

Marshall University’s residence and dining halls have seen changes over the course of winter break. There have been renovations and new additions to buildings including Twin Towers East and West,...

The Circle K International student organization is starting up at Marshall University this semester for students eager to put themselves out there, make a difference or gain experience in a leadership...

As Marshall University students return to campus after winter break, some have noticed updates to the Wi-Fi across campus. “Everything that was done over holiday break was [dealing with] the wireless...

Marshall University Student Affairs joined the Women’s Center and the Gender Studies Association to kick off the semester with the first discussion of the CED Talks series: “What’s Next? Women in...

The City of Huntington is known for many of its historical structures: The Keith-Albee Theater, The Frederick Hotel Building and even Marshall’s own Old Main. For some residents of the community, preserving...