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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Students voice concerns during open discussion

Kyle Camacho, Reporter September 21, 2016

The second open discussion student affairs meeting took place Tuesday in the Shawkey room in the student center. Some issues covered at this meeting included representation, support from the university...

W.Va. Supreme Court of Appeals stops by Marshall

Tom Jenkins, Reporter September 21, 2016

The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals took their show on the road Tuesday to the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse, where Marshall University and local high school student were able to observe three case...

Fraternity, Sorority Life partner for Hazing Prevention Week

Fraternity, Sorority Life partner for Hazing Prevention Week

Darius Booker, Reporter September 21, 2016

The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life kicked off their annual Hazing Prevention Week on Monday. The Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life is comprised of three different governing councils:...

UKirk Faith in Action reaches out to homeless in Huntington

Olivia Zarilla, Reporter September 21, 2016

Members of UKirk and the Marshall University community gathered in the Campus Christian Center Tuesday to participate in UKirk’s monthly Faith in Action mission night. The night consisted of making...

Students package two truckloads of potatoes during the Thundering Serve Potato Drop on Buskirk Field, September 16, 2016. The potatoes will be donated to Facing Hunger Food Bank.

Gallery: Thundering Serve Potato Drop

Ryan Fischer, Photographer September 20, 2016

Professor Del Chrol asks the audience to think about taboo seuality at Whose Sex Is It inside Cellar Door, September 19, 2016.

College of Liberal Arts sponsors event on sex, power and politics

Jordan Nelson, Reporter September 20, 2016

The College of Liberal Arts sponsored a faculty discussion Monday at the Cellar Door in downtown Huntington titled “Whose Sex Is It? Sex, Power, and Politics.” The event was in honor of the investiture...

President Gilbert gives back

President Gilbert gives back

Brooke Estep, Reporter September 19, 2016

The Presidential Cabinet spent their afternoon cleaning in the Marvin Gray Sports Center at the Marcum Terrace Apartments this afternoon. The community service project, which lasted from 1 to 4...

President Gilbert to host Health and Wellness Fair

Noah Gillispie, Reporter September 19, 2016

In celebration of the 2016 Investiture of Marshall University’s new president, Dr. Jerome “Jerry” Gilbert, the College of Health Professions will be hosting a Marshall University Health and Wellness...

PRSA lecture concerns ethics in public relations

Kyle Camacho, Reporter September 17, 2016

The Publics Relations Society of America River Cities Chapter presented a lecture on ethics in public relations Friday in the Shawkey Room in the student center. The guest speaker was Marshall University...

Rec Center Fitness Challenge begins this week

Rick Farlow, Reporter September 17, 2016

The Rec Center’s annual Fitness Challenge began on Monday, Sept. 12, and will continue daily until Nov. 18. The Fitness Challenge is a free program in which students, faculty and Rec Center members...

Local authors kick off A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers Series

Krislyn Holden, Reporter September 16, 2016

The A.E. Stringer Visiting Writers Series, featuring Cat Pleska and Mary Barbara Moore, kicked off Sept. 15 in the Arthur Weisberg Applied Engineering Complex. The Writers Harvest reading celebrates...

Marshall University President Jerry Gilbert poses for a photograph inside his office on Monday, Jan. 25.

Presidential Investiture Schedule

Brooke Estep, Reporter September 15, 2016

As President Jerry Gilbert’s Investiture ceremony approaches on Sept. 22, Marshall University has many events planned as part of the celebration. In addition to the Investiture, John Marshall’s...

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