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Shelvy Campbell-Monroe, Ph.D., assistant dean for diversity describes diversity programs at the Marshall University School of Pharmacy to Walgreens representatives Christopher Keyfon (left) and D. Rich Miller, Ph.D. (second to left). Also in photo are Kevin W. Yingling, R.Ph., M.D. dean of the school of pharmacy (top left) and H. Glenn Anderson, Pharm. D., associate dean of academic and curricular affairs (top right).

Walgreens extends grant money to Marshall School of Pharmacy for diversity initiatives

Logan Parkulo, Reporter February 10, 2016

Walgreens has given a $10,000 grant to The Marshall University School of Pharmacy to assist with diversity outreach and inclusion initiatives. This makes...

Burnis Morris, Carter G. Woodson professor of Journalism and Mass Communications, presents a lecture on the life of Carter G. Woodson Monday at City Hall. This was the first lecture in the Huntington Lecture Series, and part of the city’s proclamations to honor Woodson during Black History Month.

Journalism professor delivers Carter G. Woodson lecture

Sage Shavers, Reporter February 9, 2016

Marshall University Carter G. Woodson professor of Journalism and Mass Communications Burnis Morris lectured at the Huntington City Hall on Monday to start...

Beer is poured by the tap at Black Sheep Burrtos and Brews, February 4, 2016.

Survey explores possibility of stadium alcohol sales

Clara Maynard, Reporter February 9, 2016

The Big Green Scholarship Foundation has distributed initial surveys to gauge interest for the possibility of beer sales at the Joan C. Edwards Stadium. Executive...

Kenny Jones, INTO Marshall student engagement coordinator, greets students at the INTO Chinese New Year celebration.

INTO Marshall brings in the Chinese New Year

Jared Casto, Reporter February 9, 2016

INTO Marshall celebrated the Chinese New Year Monday with food, music and festivities open to all INTO and Marshall students. “The Year of the Monkey,”...

President Gilbert discussing the Center with Director Homer Preece (center) and John Sang, Chairman of the Advisory Board (right).

President Gilbert interacts with Mid-Ohio Valley Center campus community

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter February 9, 2016

President Jerry Gilbert reassured students, faculty and community members Thursday at a reception at the Marshall University Mid-Ohio Valley Center that...

Marshall’s Annual Soul Food Feast

Sage Shavers, Reporter February 9, 2016

Marshall’s annual Soul Food Feast took place Sunday in the John Marshall Dining Room of the Memorial Student Center. The event was presented by the...

Dr. Kat Williams, Associate Professor of American History at Marshall University, voices her concerns about LGBTQ equality at the Huntington City Council Meeting, February 8, 2016.

City council adopts resolution to include sexual orientation, disabilities in hate crime legislation

Clara Maynard, Reporter February 9, 2016

Huntington City Council passed a resolution encouraging West Virginia Legislature to include perceived or actual sexual orientation, gender identity...

The Concert of Soloists Competition names three winners

Leah Cook, Reporter February 9, 2016

Sunday concluded The Concert of Soloists Competition that resulted in three Marshall music majors winning a solo opportunity with the Marshall University...

Boy Scout Troop 96 from Milton, WV sits outside of the Memorial Student Center shortly before departing from campus, February 6, 2012.

Boy Scouts earn merit badges at Marshall

Rick Farlow, Reporter February 9, 2016

The Boy Scouts of America held a Merit Badge College last Saturday on Marshall University’s Campus. The Merit Badge College gave Boy Scouts the chance...

Annual CRU men’s retreat concludes Sunday

Nancy Peyton, Reporter February 9, 2016

The annual CRU men’s retreat gave students the chance to bond with peers while growing in their relationship with God. According to CRU intern Drew...

Junior Soprano performs showcase

Leah Cook, Reporter February 9, 2016

Junior vocalist Christa Navy performed in front of a packed the Jomie Jazz Forum Saturday night for her junior recital. There was not a seat left in...

Burnis Morris, Dr. Carter G. Woodson Professor of Journalism and Mass Communications at Marshall University, helps recognize Feb. 5 as Dr. Carter G. Woodson day.

Huntington City Mayor proclaims February 5 Dr. Carter G. Woodson Day

Elayna Conard, Reporter February 7, 2016

By proclamation from the city of Huntington, February 5, 2016 was named Dr. Carter G. Woodson Day. Many students and community members have come to...

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