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Fuel Campus Ministries newest religious organization at Marshall

Olivia Zarilla, Reporter • September 12, 2016

Fuel Campus Ministries is the newest religious organization to join the Marshall University campus. “It’s to help equip Christians, once a week in the middle of the day, to give them a boost and...

Award winning film coming to Marshall

Krislyn Holden, Reporter • September 12, 2016

Filmmaker Andy Hall will be screening his award-winning feature film “Arcadia” at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13 in Smith Hall room 154. “I am trying to bring in Appalachian filmmakers, filmmakers with...

Marshall students, Huntington residents commemorate 9/11 anniversary

Tom Jenkins, Reporter • September 12, 2016

Spring Hill Cemetery was filled with American flags Sunday afternoon as Marshall University students and Huntington locals commemorated the lives that were lost 15 years ago in New York City. This...

German Club kicks off new semester

Monica Zalaznik, Reporter • September 12, 2016

Marshall University's German Club immerses students in German culture through meetings, events and trips. German Club President Eve Barnhart said she hopes anyone who is interested in German culture...

Green Machine rolls into Huntington

Tom Jenkins, Reporter • September 10, 2016

Marshall University’s Student Government Association and faculty revealed the “Green Machine,” the newest mode of transportation for Marshall students, Friday morning in front of the Joan C....

Distinguished military graduate addresses Robert C. Byrd Forum

Brooke Estep, Reporter • September 10, 2016

Lt. Gen Anthony G. Crutchfield, a 1982 distinguished military graduate from Marshall University, talked about his passion for the U.S. Constitution Friday during the seventh annual Robert C. Byrd Forum. Crutchfield...

ChiliFest heating up Huntington

Darius Booker, Reporter • September 8, 2016

ChiliFest will celebrate its 33rd anniversary Sept. 10 in Huntington and will raise funds to support the local Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Tri-State Area. Teams from all around the world...

KISS returns to Huntington for “Freedom to Rock” tour

Tom Jenkins, Reporter • September 8, 2016

Nov. 26, 1975 was the date of the first show KISS, the face-painted classic rock band, played in Huntington, West Virginia. The concert was held at the Veterans Memorial Field House on Marshall’s...

AMWA welcomes new female medical students

Jordan Nelson, Reporter • September 8, 2016

The American Medical Women’s Association welcomed female medical students into their program during a Wednesday dinner in the John Marshall Room. “AMWA is all about women helping women,” Jennifer...

Marshall community learns about “Addiction in Appalachia”

Christian Davis, Reporter • September 8, 2016

The Marshall University Student Health Education Programs, English Department and Student Affairs sponsored “Addiction in Appalachia: Our Stories” Sept. 7 at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center. Students,...

Gilbert hosts local high school principals

Brooke Estep, Reporter • September 7, 2016

Marshall University President Jerry Gilbert hosted principals from surrounding high schools for lunch Wednesday afternoon. “This is something Dr. Gilbert started. He wanted to get to know principals...

Chi Alpha welcomes students

Olivia Zarilla, Reporter • September 7, 2016

Members of Chi Alpha, a Christian organization on Marshall University’s campus, gathered Tuesday for their third meeting of the semester. Weekly meetings, which occur Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in room 2W37...