Local artisan shop, The Red Caboose, and local bakery, Nomada, will be hosting their first Second Saturday Market from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m on March 13.  “We are having artists, vintage clothing vendors...

The Lewis College of Business, Brad D. Smith Schools of Business, hosted their third CEO Panel under the Dean’s Distinguished Speakers Series, on Wednesday, Mar. 3. Marshall University alumnus, Brad...

Marshall University announced that there will be a spring 2021 commencement ceremony, and administration is working towards more of an in-person fall semester.    The graduation ceremony will be held...

In hopes of sustainability involvement in Huntington and on campus, Marshall students, staff and Cabell county officials discuss sustainability efforts on Feb. 25 during a virtual town hall meeting. “Not...

Following the introduction of H.R.1 to the House floor, former Bernie 2020 staffers launched Un-PAC, a new political organization dedicated to organizing students and young people to demand democratic...

As power companies began restoring the last grids of power to thousands of residents, due to an intense ice-storm, heavy rains have caused a new issue: flooding.    The National Weather Service...

Despite the economic downturn felt by nearly all aspects of society, there has been one industry that has seen tremendous growth — online sexual content. Not just traditional pornography, but...

After years of competitive diving at a high school and college level, Joelle Williams, a sophomore diver at Marshall University, is awarded the Diversity in Aquatics Ken Roland Aquatic Professional...

A four-time graduate of Marshall University, Glen Midkiff knew early on that higher education was the career he wanted to pursue.       “Ever since I was an RA [resident assistant] at Marshall,...