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The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Students respond to cut down trees on campus

Lydia Waybright, Reporter February 19, 2016

Students returned to classes Monday to notice several trees between the Memorial Student Center and Jenkins Hall had been cut down over the weekend,...

Cory Hughes demonstrates fire breathing Nov. 6 during the Culture Storm event at The Lantern. The purpose of the event is to show the local talent of artists and performers in Huntington.

Culture Storm hits Black Sheep Sunday

Elayna Conard, Reporter February 19, 2016

The weather for the weekend looks to be promising but a storm is still in the air for Sunday’s forecast. This storm brings no precipitation but is...

Professor of biology, Philippe Georgel addresses the Faculty Senate Thursday, Feb. 18, on the importance of rejecting HB 2446 to prevent guns from being carried in the wrong hands.

Faculty Senate rejects bill allowing guns on campus

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter February 19, 2016

Marshall University’s Faculty Senate rejected a bill Thursday in order to keep guns off Marshall’s campus. West Virginia House Bill 2446 advocates...

Thunder on the Stages booth set up inside the Memorial Student Center, February 18, 2016.

Thunder on the Stage seeks talent

Emily Kinner, Reporter February 19, 2016

The Marshall University Housing and Residence Life is currently taking names for students interested in performing for the annual talent competition. Thunder...

Winter Jazz Festival heats up Huntington

Leah Cook, Reporter February 19, 2016

The 47th Annual Winter Jazz Festival will be hosted by the Marshall University School of Music and Theatre this weekend in Smith Recital Hall.  The...

Memorial Wiffleball Tournament to honor deceased Marshall softball player

February 19, 2016

The Brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi are hosting a Memorial Wiffleball Tournament in memory of former Marshall University softball player Emileigh Cooper,...

INTO program prepares students for midterms

Amanda Gibson, Reporter February 19, 2016

An INTO program gave students study tips for upcoming Wednesday midterms. Counselor and student advisor with the University College Robin Taylor was...

Wine for sale during National Drink Wine Day at the westend Krogers in Huntington, WV on February 18, 2016.

Thursday marks National Drink Wine Day in the midst of American Heart Month

Logan Parkulo, Reporter February 19, 2016

February is American Heart Month and Thursday was National Drink Wine Day. Though some people may be skeptical, red wine has an impact on heart health....

Headshot: Johnathan Cobrda; Cobrda will rise to the stage as Harold Ickes, a U.S. Presidental Cabinet member, during his touring debut in Annie on Wednesday, February 24.

Annie rises to the stage Wednesday

Ryan Fischer, Photo Editor February 19, 2016

Tony recipient and creator of “Annie” Martin Charnin returns as director of Broadway’s “Annie,” with a touring performance taking the stage...

Ratio Christi “Mining for God” documentary showing Thursday

Carli Plute, Reporter February 18, 2016

Ratio Christi will be showing the movie “Mining for God” Thursday in the Memorial Student Center. The showing will be in room 2W22 of the MSC and...

MU Tri-Sigma chapter honors fellow member

Carli Plute, Reporter February 18, 2016

Marshall University sorority Sigma Sigma Sigma honored Erika Jaremko, who recently passed away, at Emporia State University Wednesday. Jaremko was from...

PR students raises funds during Max and Erma’s benefit

Baily Turner, Reporter February 18, 2016

Max and Erma’s hosted a fundraiser Wednesday evening benefitting the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Tri-State. The Ronald McDonald House provides...

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