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Cyber Defense Club wins national championship

Isabella Robinson • February 2, 2021

The Marshall University Collegiate Cyber Defense Club has never placed outside of the top 10 teams in the Nation in the National Cyber League, earning them high honors throughout the past two seasons and...

Greek chair talks event planning during COVID-19

Catherine Blankenship, Executive Staff • February 2, 2021

COVID-19 continues to put normalcy on hold while restricting our everyday lives as we know it. Marshall University Greek life continues to find new ways to interact safely amongst themselves and other...

College of Business teaches data intelligence

Noah Hickman, Reporter • February 2, 2021

Marshall University’s Lewis College of Business is educating its students about Business Intelligence and how to analyze, visualize and understand data.  The College of Business offers courses...

Marshall Alumni: Where are we now? Todd Cameron  

Brittany Hively, Executive Editor • February 2, 2021

Growing up in a small town and state that he loved, Todd Cameron never planned to leave West Virginia. So, when an opportunity arose to expand not only his career, but also his side gig, it was hard for...

Ceredo Boutique debuts Spring Bridal Line

Isabella Robinson, Editor • January 31, 2021

West Virginia’s largest clothing, evening-wear and bridal boutique, The RoseTree Boutique, will debut the Spring 2021 Martin Thornburg bridal line this Sunday. “The dresses arrived today, [and]...

History Professor Launches COVID-19 Podcast

Xena Bunton, Features Reporter • January 26, 2021

With limited research in West Virginia, Marshall University history professor, Chris White, created a new podcast discussing COVID-19 with professionals in the Mountain State. “I definitely felt...

Marshall opens state’s first commercial compost facility

Brittany Hively, Executive Editor • January 26, 2021

Marshall University is making waves in West Virginia with the state’s first compost facility.   The new facility is located on Norway Avenue in Huntington and will start with recycling from...

Local bakery debuting a Valentine’s cupcake

Isabella Robinson, News Editor • January 26, 2021

Popular downtown Huntington bakery, Paula Vega Cakes and Coffee Shop is debuting a seasonal cupcake for Valentine’s Day. “It is a cupcake with strawberry buttercream icing topped with a chocolate-covered...

School of Physical Therapy launches pro bono clinic

Brittany Hively, Executive Editor • January 26, 2021

Marshall School of Physical Therapy bridges the gap between education and uninsured and underinsured patients with a pro bono clinic.   “This is an opportunity for us to give back to the community...

How do Marshall Freshman Feel About Campus Living During the Pandemic?

Cameron Collins, Reporter • January 26, 2021

COVID-19 has changed many aspects of campus life for universities across the United States. Making numerous changes for those choosing to live on-campus, many first-year students at Marshall feel they...

Full Circle Remains Closed During Holiday Season

Xena Bunton, Reporter • December 4, 2020

After nine months of strictly online purchases, Full Circle Gifts and Goods in Huntington has decided to remain closed during the holiday season due to a rise of coronavirus in the area. “We...

COVID impacts students’ holiday celebrations

Alex Jackson, Reporter • December 1, 2020

Thanksgiving festivities for many students looked quite different this year, with students facing challenges to see their families, visit home, and enjoy their yearly feast. Marshall sophomore, Manny...