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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall Named Top School in Online Education for Counseling

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter October 11, 2022

EduMed.org has named Marshall University a top school in online education for counseling. Seeking to support higher education in health care, the website...

Where Does Marshall’s Recycling Go?

Where Does Marshall’s Recycling Go?

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter October 11, 2022

As new bins appear across campus to encourage students to recycle, Marshall's Sustainability Department continues to take steps to educate students on...

Excellence Center Receives $4.9 Million

THE PARTHENON October 11, 2022

Faced with the opioid epidemic that plagues West Virginia, the Center of Excellence for Recovery received $4.9 million from senators Joe Manchin (D-WV)...

Thundering Herd Amateur Radio Club Holds its First Meeting

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter October 11, 2022

The newly formed Thundering Herd Radio Club held its inaugural meeting on Monday, Oct. 10, to educate students on the possibilities of radio communication. During...

Members of the Japan Club table on the student center plaza.

Japan Club Bake Sale Offers Traditional Treats

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter October 9, 2022

Authentic Japanese treats were offered this week as Marshall's Japan Club hosted its annual bake sale at the Memorial Student Center. Matcha brownies,...

MU Student Creates Book to Represent Trans Community

Lucy Bell, Photographer and Student Reporter October 9, 2022

After joining a nonprofit initiative to expand narrative change in media within Appalachia, one Marshall student set out to use his artistic skills to...

Defensive lineman Ray Ruschel, gesturing at center, a 49-year-old college freshman at North Dakota State College of Science, works on rushing techniques during practice on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, in Wahpeton, N.D. Ruschel who spends his nights working as a mechanic at a local sugar beet factory, is seeking a business management degree at the junior college in hopes of becoming a supervisor at the plant. He plays a dozen snaps or more a game.

College football at 49? North Dakota Lineman Has Right Stuff

Dave Kolpack, Associated Press October 6, 2022

WAHPETON, N.D. (AP) — When North Dakota State College of Science suffered a heartbreaking loss in early September — foiled at the goal line as time...

WV Supreme Court OK’s Non-public School Scholarship Program

Leah Willingham, Associated Press October 6, 2022

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A program that incentivizes West Virginia families to pull their children out of K-12 public schools by offering them state-funded...

ATΩ Raises Money for Homeless

ATΩ Raises Money for Homeless

Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter October 4, 2022

Days spent in the cold—hungry and without shelter—are the harsh reality for people affected by homelessness across Cabell County.  Often these people...

Student Body Vice President Walker Tatum pies Alec Hess.

Alpha Sigma Phi Hosts “Pie a Sig” Event

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter October 4, 2022

Alpha Sigma Phi’s “Pie a Sig” is back after Marshall returns to normal after two years.  The event’s purpose was to raise money for the fraternity’s...

Matt Tidd, Division of Finance, photographed at the OWP studio Tuesday, September 19, 2017.

Smith Announces Matt Tidd of WVU Will Be New CFO

THE PARTHENON October 4, 2022

University President Brad D. Smith announced via email that Matt Tidd, who recently served as chief university budget officer at West Virginia University,...

Marshall’s Cyber Defense Club Sets its Sights on the National Cyber League

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter October 4, 2022

Cracking codes and unraveling knotty puzzles is what it will take to win the day when the cyber defense club heads to a national competition later this...

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