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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Students Left Confused by the Changing Covid-19 Protocols

Alaina Laster, Lead Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

One and Only (Adell’s Antiques Version)

Semoni Weaver, Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

Can Students Opt Out of Services They Don’t Use to Lower Costs of Tuition?

Grace Hewitt, Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

Recent Snowstorm Impacts Commuters and Provides Challenges for Students Walking to Class

Grace Hewitt, Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

Out of State Students Share Their First Experiences With Snow

Megan Gragg, Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

Marshall’s New Cultural Center Set to Open in Early February

Megan Gragg, Reporter January 25, 2022

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...

Effect of COVID-19 on Marshall Artists Series

Victoria Ware, Reporter January 25, 2022

Like theaters and production companies around the world, the Marshall Artists Series was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic but was able to adapt to the new conditions.  “We definitely were impacted...

Artist's Series Presents "We Are the Dream" for MLK Day

Artist’s Series Presents “We Are the Dream” for MLK Day

Victoria Ware, Reporter January 20, 2022

The Marshall Artists Series presented a screening of the film “We Are the Dream: The Kids of the Oakland MLK Oratorical Fest” on Thursday at the Keith Albee Preforming Arts Center in honor of Martin...

Spring Semester Begins Within Omicron Surge

Spring Semester Begins Within Omicron Surge

Tyler Spence, Executive Editor January 20, 2022

Marshall University started the spring semester in an unusual stage of the pandemic. On the day classes started, the United States was averaging nearly 750,000 coronavirus cases a day due to the massive...

New Year and New Goals

Megan Gragg, Reporter January 19, 2022

The New Year brings healthier lifestyles to students as they start the new semester.   "My goal is to reach 185 lbs. and to just stay healthy while I’m still in school," said junior healthcare and...

New Recycling and Compost Bins Have Arrived on Campus

New Recycling and Compost Bins Have Arrived on Campus

Andrew Corliss, Reporter January 18, 2022

New recycling and compost bins around campus will help process Marshall’s waste more efficiently.  This month, 6 new recycling and compost bins have been placed in various locations around campus,...

Fire Destroys Garage, Apartment

Fire Destroys Garage, Apartment

Conner Woodruff, Reporter December 1, 2021

An auto repair shop and other structures near Marshall’s Campus were destroyed in an accidental fire on Wednesday the 24th of November.   The fire started in the inside of 3rd Avenue’s Wooten’s...

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