How Black history is intrinsic to the city of Huntington’s story was the discussion of the inaugural lecture for the Marshall University’s Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Quality Initiative: “Building...

Personalities, predispositions and group identities greatly determine how receptive a person is to believing conspiracy theories, a University of Miami professor and author told a Marshall University audience...

Twenty-five people began the race, but only 10 crossed the finish line in the challenge to create original films in just 72 hours for the opening night of The Huntington Music and Arts Festival.  The...

  Parthenon executive editor Tyler Spence sits down with university president Brad D. Smith.   T. “To start I wanted to talk about the budget a little bit, I learned that we are trying...

Jane Wolfe, a best-selling biographer from Columbus, Ohio dove into the career of one of Marshall’s school of journalism and mass communications most successful graduates.  Burl Osborne, a native...

Furry friends strutted across the stage at Panhellenic Council’s (PHC) “Paws for a Cause Dog Show” Friday night, Aug. 26.   The event was held by PHC in collaboration with the Office of Fraternity...

After undergoing its second renovation in two years, Marshall University’s Career Education Center reopened its doors to students and employers.  Members of the Career Center’s staff gathered in...

Kipp Bodnar, a Marshall alum and chief marketing officer for HubSpot has been appointed to serve on the board of governors by West Virginia Governor Jim Justice. Bodnar graduated from Marshall in 2004...

The campus and Huntington communities united to support Marshall athletics and the Marching Thunder during a special edition of Ninth Street Live in downtown Huntington on Aug. 27, Saturday evening. Members...