Marshall’s Division of Aviation has received $1 million in federal funding to go towards increasing the aviation workforce in the Huntington area. The 5-year award will go towards diversifying the economy...

Marshall’s microbiology lab received new microscopes, changing current and future students’ experiences in the biology field. “The new microscopes will provide current and future students with...

The stigmas that surround menstrual health are leaving youths too embarrassed to talk about it, and two Marshall students hope to help end that stigma with their period health events.  “About half...

After taking it upon herself to experience more than her traditional collegiate path, one graphic design student sought out scholarships to study abroad now that many pandemic restrictions have lifted.  Marshall...

The Marshall University fencing club is working hard to get their name out there and meet some new people who might have an interest in this organized sport.  According to secretary Dalton Varney,...

At Marshall University’s Catholic Newman Center, Nick Chancey hopes to see some fresh faces at the center’s weekly Dinner for a Dollar event on Thursdays.  “Dinner for a Dollar has been around...

Color Me Well inspired students to get in touch with their inner artist during the event’s  kick off Thursday afternoon on Sept. 8. The workshop used art therapy as a means of relieving stress and anxiety...

Students looking to get involved on campus had a chance on Wednesday, Sept. 8, to visit with Greek organizations, student clubs and media in a university-driven event to boost student participation.  The...

Paige Leonard, two-time Marshall graduate, has been welcomed by the Lewis School of Business to serve as the assistant director of the Center for Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation (iCenter). As...

Not all heroes wear capes but, for a group of local cosplayers, capes and tiaras are how they make magic. Cherry Blossom Cosplay at Marshall is looking to give back to families by bringing childrens’...