Marshall University received a phone call from a male victim Friday, Oct. 21 claiming that he was receiving death threats.
According to MUPD, the male victim was receiving death threats via text message...
The Safe Space training at Marshall University Thursday in Drinko Library helped faculty to better understand diversity as a whole and, more specifically, to gain a better understanding of students in...
Dr. Joseph Beckett, director and Professional Master of Science in Athletic Training Program at Marshall University, was selected to be on the NATA Professional Responsibility Committee for the District...
Marshall University student, Derrick Antonio Outterbridge, 19, of Oak Hill, West Virginia was arrested Tuesday on account of being charged with second-degree sexual assault and domestic battery.
The...
The Hunger U Challenge bus stopped at Marshall University Monday and Tuesday during their National FFA tour to raise awareness about its mission and how Marshall students can get involved in making a change...
Monday marked the opening of a new store in downtown Huntington, Kenzington Alley.
Kenzington Alley is a fashion boutique with an inspiration close to the owner’s heart. MacKenzie Morley and her husband...
The Marshall University Alumni Association will serve the homeless as a prelude to National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week on Saturday, Nov. 5.
From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church,...
The annual fall Countdown to Commencement will take place Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Don Morris Room of the Memorial Student Center.
Refreshments will be available for those attending.
The...
Frank S. Gilliam, Ph.D. and professor in Marshall University’s Department of Biological Sciences, wrote an article published in the December issue of the monthly Tansley Review series of “New Phycologist,”...
International non-profit DKMS will be on campus Thursday to swab mouths of anyone interested in donating bone marrow.
DMKS was founded 25 years ago in Germany by a doctor whose wife died of leukemia....
In observance of Black History Month, Marshall University students are invited to participate in a Black History Poster Contest.
The poster entries should capture Carter G. Woodson’s goals for preserving...
Marshall University literary magazine “Et Cetera” showcased pieces for its upcoming edition with a reading at Bittersweet Coffeehouse Thursday.
The reading was open to the public, where the Marshall...