Marshall University held its annual Health and Wellness Fair Tuesday in the Don Morris Room of the Student Center, with vaccines, screenings and information. Marshall Health and the Health Department...

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, students last week learned some history of Latinx dishes, sampling Caribbean sancocho, Argentinian beef empanada, Mexican salad with lime dressing, crusty bread...

Ideas for the future of Marshall University were proposed to the public by the five finalists for the position of university president throughout the last week.  Throughout the week of Oct. 11,...

Robyn Hannigan, one of five presidential candidates nominated to succeed President Gilbert, presented herself to students and faculty.   Hannigan, provost of Clarkson University, spoke before Marshall students...

 Kathy Johnson, executive vice chancellor and chief academic officer of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, spoke on Oct. 13 at the Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex.  “This...

After the COVID-19 pandemic cancelled festivities in 2020, the annual Milton Pumpkin Festival returned in 2021 to continue its 35-year tradition.   The festival began in 1986, with the goal of...

Students attended a series of cultural presentations by Marshall’s Undergraduate Pathway Program on Oct. 13 in the Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex.  “For this event, students...

The Joan C. Edwards Playhouse is introduced a show called ‘The Odd Couple’ to students and guests last week until Saturday, Oct. 9.  “The play is considered to be one of the great contemporary...

Students could sit back in the comfort of their own room and listen to poetry by young poets on Friday, Oct. 8. for the Bone Music Virtual Reading series.   Joel Peckham, organizer of this event,...

Marshall University’s School of Medicine held a 40th reunion last weekend for its first graduating class, the class of 1981.  “This is special because the first group is special, but every...