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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Second Man Arrested for Shooting Outside Premier Pub and Grill

Second Man Arrested for Shooting Outside Premier Pub and Grill

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter November 4, 2022

A second man who was accused of driving the vehicle in question was arrested in relation to the shooting near the 1500 block of 4th Avenue early Friday morning. Gavin Scott Bailey, 20, of Huntington,...

Wellness Center Offers Free Flu Shots to Students

Wellness Center Offers Free Flu Shots to Students

Destiney Dingess, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

The Wellness Center and nursing students teamed together Thursday afternoon in the pursuit of giving 290 flu shots to faculty, staff and students at the Memorial Student Center plaza.  Marshall held...

WMUL’s Hosts Homecoming Car Bash

WMUL’s Hosts Homecoming Car Bash

Matthew Schaffer, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

Destruction drew a crowd at Buskirk Field as students lined up for their chance to destroy a car for WMUL’s 20th annual Car Bash on Thursday, Oct. 27. The event, hosted by Marshall’s student radio...

Members of the iCenter, Assistant Director Paige Leonard and one of the iCenter students, Jaxon Smith, stand in the Corbly Hall iCenter classroom.

iCenter Aims to Create Culture of Innovation on Campus

Evan Green, Managing Editor November 1, 2022

Over the last few years, the Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation—better known as the iCenter—has served as a major force to develop a culture of innovation and creativity on campus.  The...

“In Their Shoes” Deepens Empathy for Domestic Violence Victims

Lucy Bell, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

Exercises in empathy let domestic violence advocates step into a survivor’s situation and experience the unexpected trials that victims face, according to a Branches Domestic Violence Shelter director.  The...

Plaza Named for Activist Phil Carter

Plaza Named for Activist Phil Carter

Lucy Bell, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

After 60 years of fighting for community change in Huntington, one of the city’s most influential civil rights activists has a plaza named after him. Professor Philip W. Carter Jr. was honored at...

International Festival Aims to Unite Students

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

Continuing nearly six decades of trying to promote greater understanding among students from different backgrounds, the 59th International Festival will take place Saturday, Nov. 5, at the Memorial Student...

Marshall Gaming Club Requests  $1 Million

Marshall Gaming Club Requests $1 Million

Brea Smith, Staff Reporter November 1, 2022

A resolution to provide Marshall’s Esports Club Association with additional funds and work toward building an esports arena in the future was recently presented to the Student Government Association. Currently,...

The Marching Thunder Band performing during the Homecoming Parade.

Annual Homecoming Parade Celebrates All Things Marshall

Morgan Pemberton, Student Reporter November 1, 2022

With no restrictions related to COVID-19, Marshall students, alumni and community members came together for the homecoming parade on Thursday, Oct. 27, ahead of Marshall’s football game on Saturday. “This...

Calvin Hunter, Nevaeh Harmon Named Mr. and Ms. Marshall

Calvin Hunter, Nevaeh Harmon Named Mr. and Ms. Marshall

The Parthenon November 1, 2022

During halftime at Marshall's homecoming game against Coastal Carolina, Nevaeh Harmon and Calvin Hunter were named Mr. and Ms. Marshall respectively. Calvin Hunter became the 5th consecutive member...

Immersive Exhibit Challenges Stigma Surrounding Appalachian Food Deserts

Immersive Exhibit Challenges Stigma Surrounding Appalachian Food Deserts

Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter October 31, 2022

Desolate and barren, the curved backroads of the Tri-State can leave drivers traveling miles without any sign of life. The only oasis for human interaction is a dollar store that crops up every 15 miles...

“In Their Shoes” Deepens Empathy for Domestic Violence Victims

Lucy Bell, Photographer and Student Reporter October 31, 2022

Exercises in empathy offer domestic violence advocates the opportunity to practically step into a survivor’s situation and allow them to experience the unexpected trials that victims face, according...

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