Marshall University is giving students another round of Covid-19 relief payments soon due to the university having $3.2 million left from last spring's relief.   Last year students received up to...

A road is for one that travels and has countless experiences along the way that ultimately leads into newer ones. There’s always something ahead and something behind you.   Preparing for life after...

The Lunar New Year was celebrated on Monday, January 31 by students and faculty at Marshall University.  "This is great for others to get to know other cultures with different backgrounds “said Graduate...

Rules regarding Covid-19 have been changing since the day the country went on high alert for the virus in March 2020. Covid rates on campus have jumped since the first of the year, and students are unsure...

For Dave Coster, quarantine and retirement are very similar, and it turns out he doesn’t like either of them.  The 75-year-old co-operator of Adell’s Antiques in West Huntington’s Old Central...

Regardless of if you use certain school-provided services or not, there is not an option for students to opt in or opt out of paying for them as a part of their tuition said Marshall’s Associate Director...

Last week, winter storm Izzy dumped ice and snow across the Tri-State, presenting students at Marshall with an unexpected challenge—getting to class.   Students at Marshall face a lot of challenges...

Those Marshall students and staff members originally from warmer climates often remember vividly their first experience with snow and cooler temperatures.  "It was a little terrifying at first," said...

The new Intercultural Center at Marshall University is to open the second week of February to celebrate diversity, where they have a broad definition of diversity.  "We celebrate the unique things...