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College of Business offers professionalism classes to students

Cheyenne Debolt, Reporter March 2, 2016

Marshall University’s Lewis College of Business kicked off its second annual Professional Month. Tuesday Director in stakeholder engagement at the college of business Glen Midkiff said the event went...

Honors College to raise funds at Max & Erma’s Thursday

Amanda Gibson, Reporter March 2, 2016

The Marshall University College Student Association Steering Committee will have a fundraiser at Max & Erma’s all day Thursday. If customers show the Honors College fundraiser flyer to their server,...

National Geographic photographer to speak in Charleston

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter March 2, 2016

Tickets become available this week for the Chancellor’s STEM Speaker Series event at 7 p.m. April 21 in the Maier Foundation Performance Hall at the Clay Center on Charleston. The event will feature...

United Methodist Students and Ukirk provide “Financial Freedom” to students

Nancy Peyton, Reporter March 1, 2016

The United Methodist Students and UKirk on Marshall University’s campus will be teaming up to provide a series of workshops to students entitled “Financial Freedom.” Interim campus minister Ellen...

Jazz Combo I showcases original student and faculty compositions

Leah Cook, Reporter March 1, 2016

Marshall University’s Jazz Combo I will perform an array of classics as well as some Marshall faculty and student originals Wednesday.  The ensemble has been rehearsing together since the beginning...

Faculty and staff make their way down the buffet during the Diversity Breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Monday in the Don Morris Room of the Memorial Student Center.

A feast of friendship

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter March 1, 2016

A Marshall University dean reminded students, faculty and staff Monday at the 16th annual Diversity Breakfast to cherish differences between each other in order to cultivate new perspectives. Don Van...

"Timbuktu" goes to the big screen for it's second screening for the Spring International Film Festival at the Keith Albee, Feb. 29, 2016

International Film Festival continues through Thursday at Keith Albee

Clara Maynard, Reporter March 1, 2016

Festival-goers can enjoy films from Israel to Mauritania during the International Film Festival, which will continue through Thursday at the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center. Director of Marketing...

Kylie Robbins performs her bit, "Ab-Salute Twirling" as the first act at Thunder on the Stage, Feb. 29, 2016.

Marshall talent takes stage by storm

Baily Turner, Reporter March 1, 2016

Marshall University’s Housing and Residence Life staff hosted its third annual talent competition Monday. Thunder on the Stage showcased a variety of musicians and performers. For the second year...

Green and White Day attracts prospective students

Amanda Gibson, Reporter February 28, 2016

The first Green and White Day of the spring semester was Saturday. The Marshall University campus tour and informational event for high school students kicked off with a speech from Marshall University...

Jackie, portrayed by Story Moosa, argues with Sterling (right), played by Ethan Lyvers, and Dennis (left), played by Remy Sylvain, during the dress rehearsal for Mauritius on February 15, 2016.

“Mauritius” runs for second weekend

Lukas Hagley, Reporter February 26, 2016

Following a successful opening weekend, Theresa Rebeck’s “Mauritius” is continuing its run through Saturday, Feb. 27. at Marshall University’s Francis Booth Experimental Theatre. Starring Story...

Marshall University students take turns standing outside the Memorial Student Center and sport red “Xs” on their hands in an effort to bring awareness to slavery and human trafficking on Thursday. The representatives spent a total of 27 hours to represent the 27 million currently enslaved.

End it Day takes a stand on human trafficking

Nancy Peyton, Reporter February 26, 2016

Various religious clubs on Marshall University’s campus got involved in the End it Movement Thursday morning. Students will stand in shifts on the Student Center Plaza for 27 hours straight, beginning...

Black Koffee gives students an outlet to express themselves

Sage Shavers, Reporter February 26, 2016

Members of the Marshall University community can attend or participate in Black United Students’ open mic event Black Koffee Friday. Black Koffee takes place at 8 p.m. in room BE16 of the Memorial...

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