The Parthenon

Former Columbia wrestling coach encourages LGBT inclusion in sports

Ashley Sodosky, reporter • November 17, 2015

Marshall university students gathered Monday night in the Memorial Student Center to listen to a message on LGBT equality and inclusion in sports. Hudson Taylor, a three-time All-American...

Former team manager revisits memories after 15 years

Kelsie Lively, reporter • November 13, 2015

It has been 45 years since the plane crash that killed 75 Marshall football players, coaches and supporters. It has only been in the last 15 years Eugene Jones has been able to talk about the...

Blackout jerseys to honor the 75

MacKenzie Kyle, reporter • November 13, 2015

In a town held together by railroad ties and steel, the pride and passion for a football program that suffered an unimaginable loss is still remembered to this day. Each year on Nov. 14, members...

PIKE fundraiser honors fallen brothers among 75 plane crash victims

Riley Mahoney, reporter • November 13, 2015

Marshall University’s Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity members are remembering those who they lost from the 1970 Marshall University plane crash by selling memorial wristbands. Pike members have...

Q & A with Patrick Garbin

Rob Engle, reporter • November 13, 2015

The recently-released “A Coach in Progress: Marshall Football—A Story of Survival and Revival” is the first-ever book to document the loss of the 75 sons and daughters of Marshall through...

Epicenter Studios Friday the 13th tattoos

Cadi Duplaga, reporter • November 13, 2015

Epicenter Studios puts a creative twist on the superstitious day Friday the 13th. Epicenter, located on Sixth Avenue is giving $13 tattoos on Nov. 13 in honor of the “holiday.” Anyone...

Of The Dell releases debut single

Nathan Thomas, reporter • November 13, 2015

Huntington rock quartet Of The Dell has released its debut single “Runnin’ on Good Times,” consisting of two of the band’s original songs. “We just want it raw to sound like it’s...

Marshall graduate competing in Miss Jetset 2015

Desmond Groves, reporter • November 13, 2015

Santana Maynard graduated from Marshall University at the age of 19 with three degrees in criminal justice, Japanese, education and a minor. Maynard was featured as an extra in “We Are Marshall”...

Panel discussion addresses prostitution in Huntington, weighs solutions, programs

Jocelyn Gibson, Executive Editor • November 12, 2015

“Invisible Women: Unveiling Sex Work in Huntington” brought prostitution in Huntington to light during a panel discussion Wednesday night on campus. Panelist Maggie Stone, a professor...

Native American Student Organization showing of ‘Unseen Tears’

Malcolm Walton, Sports Editor • November 12, 2015

For its first event of Native American Heritage month, Marshall University Native American Student Organization will host a movie night Thursday at the John Deaver Drinko Library. The movie,...

Journalism internship panel answers students’ questions about experience

Kalyn Bordman, reporter • November 12, 2015

A panel of eight journalism students gathered Wednesday night in the John Deaver Drinko Library. The panel answered multiple questions about their internships and conversed amongst each other...

Santa Claus is coming to town

MacKenzi Kyle, reporter • November 12, 2015

Santa Claus will be making his holiday arrival at the Huntington Mall at 10:30 a.m. Saturday. The All Smiles Aboard Train will bring Santa Claus to the mall atrium, escorted by 15 children. The children...