The Parthenon

National Collegiate Recovery and Save a Life Day Hosted with Huntington High

Grace Hewitt, Reporter • March 29, 2022

Marshall University will partner with Huntington High School Honors Program to assist in celebrating Save a Life Day and hosting National Collegiate Recovery Day. “We are partnering with Huntington...

Trigger Warnings: Trauma in the Classroom

Trevor Smith, Reporter • March 29, 2022

A person’s emotional state can be completely transformed after being triggered by something traumatic. This transformation can happen every time a person’s trauma is triggered without warning. Trigger...

Faculty to Play Classical Scandinavian Music Next Sunday

Victoria Ware, Reporter • March 29, 2022

Classical Scandinavian music will be played by two professors from the School of Music in a faculty recital at Smith Recital Hall on Sunday at 3 p.m. “We will be playing modern classical music by...

Artists Series Presents Donna Summer Musical on April 7th

Victoria Ware, Reporter • March 29, 2022

The life of renowned singer, Donna Summer, will be explored in the theater production of “Summer: the Donna Summer Musical” on Apr. 7 at the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center. “I’m playing...

Marshall Gaming Clubs Combine

Andrew Corliss, Reporter • March 29, 2022

Marshall’s casual gaming club will be merging with the eSports program to form a single gaming club this week. “The idea was to cater to casual video game lovers while (also emphasizing)...

In Response to Two Shootings, Premier’s Liquor License Suspended

Tyler Spence, Executive Editor • March 28, 2022

Premier Pub and Grill, a popular bar among Marshall students on 4th Avenue, had its liquor license suspended by the West Virginia Alcohol Beverage Control Administration Commissioner Fredric L. Wooten....

PHOTOS: First Greek Sing in Over Two Years

Tyler Spence and Shauntelle Thompson • March 27, 2022

For the first time since 2019, Marshall's fraternities and sororities competed in Greek sing this afternoon. This kicked off "Greek Week" - a week long series of competitions between chapters on Marshall's...

Marshall Announces Final Candidates in Provost Search

Tyler Spence, Executive Editor • March 25, 2022

Marshall University announced the 5 finalists in its search for a new provost this morning. These final candidates will travel to Marshall and meet with the university community. Each finalist will...

Marshall Announces New Masking Policy, Masks Optional Indoors based on CDC Color Code System.

Tyler Spence, Executive Editor • March 24, 2022

Marshall University officially announced the new mask policy that will be based on the CDC community color-coding system. Effective immediately, when Cabell County is at risk level yellow and green...

MU Signs Cyber Security Deal to Boost Defense

Trevor Smith, Reporter • March 23, 2022

Marshall's cybersecurity students will receive a new lab program after Marshall signed an agreement on Mar. 16 to create a partnership between the school and two other organizations. The agreement...

SGA Elections Explained Before Next Week

Brea Smith, Reporter • March 23, 2022

The Marshall University student body will vote soon for senators from their respective colleges and who will serve as the new vice president and president of the Student Government Association (SGA). Each...

Dr. Caroline Light Presents “Whose Castle: The Weaponization of Self-Defense”

Victoria Ware, Reporter • March 23, 2022

The disparities in self-defense laws will be the topic discussed by a Harvard University history professor when she visits Marshall on Mar. 28 for a lecture at the student center. “Our current self-defense...