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University faculty host virtual panel on Media Bias

Madison Perdue, Reporter • March 29, 2021

To discuss the importance of understanding media bias and polarization in the digital age and its impact on our everyday lives, #OneMarshallU hosted a virtual panel led by Marshall University journalism...

Annual Art show kicks off Competition

Miranda Valles, Reporter • March 28, 2021

In light of Marshall University’s mission to create an inclusive environment where students can flourish, a new art competition has arisen that hopes to achieve just that. The Office of...

Jessica Kern Huff host panel on empowering Black women

Isabella Robinson, Editor • March 27, 2021

Jessica Kern Huff, CEO and CFO of Jessica Kern Foundation and wife of Marshall’s football coach, Charles Huff, held a virtual panel discussing mental health, personal narrative formation and the roles...

Following years of tradition, the School of Art and Design displays its 35th Annual Juried Exhibition.

Miranda Valles, Reporter • March 27, 2021

Each spring, students are asked to submit pieces of their art for a chance to be featured at the juried exhibition. A select few are chosen by both the faculty and the juror to be displayed. Jamie...

Recent weather pattern typical

Brittany Hively, Executive • March 23, 2021

From ice storms and flooding to snow in Texas, will 2021 be the year of extreme weather?   Kevin Law, West Virginia state climatologist, said most of the recent weather is typical for this time...

Asian American students express concerns on campus

Isabella Robinson, News Editor • March 23, 2021

Asian American students across Marshall’s campus share their unique experiences with racism and their changing perspectives about race relations in America following the series of mass shootings in Atlanta...

Marshall University’s Student Government plans to host community clean-up

Chloe Riffe, The Parthenon • March 23, 2021

Marshall University’s Student Government Association has organized its first community clean-up day of service, which will allow SGA and students at Marshall to give back to the community. “We...

TEDx Marshall: for a community continuously rising

Tyler Spence, Opinion Editor • March 23, 2021

The third annual TEDx Marshall University event will be held on Friday, April 2, with a series of speakers who inspire the Huntington audience during the city’s 150th-anniversary celebration throughout...

SGA Presidential Elections underway

Tyler Spence, Opinion Editor • March 23, 2021

The Marshall University Student Government races have begun, with the election scheduled to take place March 31 through April 1. At the top of the race is the election for Student Body President and Vice...

Panel discusses West Virginia Black policy

Isabella Robinson, News Editor • March 21, 2021

The ‘Young, Gifted and Black’ virtual panel discussion will feature Black policy advocates and experts from throughout West Virginia on Tuesday, March 23 at 7 p.m. Crystal Good, a Black West...

Police Blotter

Carter Truman, Executive Staff- Campus safety • March 21, 2021

Possession of Controlled Substance On March 10, at 3:39 p.m., police said a bystander flagged them down and told them an unconscious woman was lying on the sidewalk at the 1500 Block of Fourth Avenue....

McDowell County- A Misunderstood People

Tyler Spence, Opinion Editor • March 16, 2021

WELCH, W.Va — McDowell County is usually known for two things, the high rate of drug overdoses and opioid addiction, and the fact that the county had one of the single highest margins of victory...