Dear Marshall community,
At the recommendation of the Office of Student Affairs and with the support of the university’s Faculty Senate, this Friday, Nov. 6, will be recognized as Student Mental...
From the view of their parked vehicles or socially distanced area, attendees watched the first Drive-Thru Drag Show: Halloween-Style in the parking lot behind the Brad D. Smith Foundation Hall. The event...
Marshall Athletics has announced football student ticket guidelines and policies for the 2020 season.
Please go here to watch the full instructional video on student ticketing this year: https://youtu.be/Ci765KRFo-M
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Greetings Marshall University students,
We are ALL struggling to some degree with managing our lives and following the science of keeping ourselves, classmates, family members and others as healthy...
COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise across Marshall’s campus, across Cabell County and across West Virginia.
According to Marshall’s coronavirus dashboard, as of Tuesday afternoon, the positive...
West Virginia is now halfway complete with in-person early voting, and Secretary of State Mac Warner wants voters who have not yet participated in this year’s election to feel safe and prepared as they...
Using space as an element of the class requirement, 13 art students presented their ‘Silver Lining’ work on Buskirk Field last week in hopes of promoting a stress-free environment on campus.
Marshall...
Although meetings are moved to a virtual setting, Marshall’s UKIRK campus ministry continues the support group, “A-Slay-ing Grace”, to provide support and LGBTQ+ representation through media and...
Indecent Exposure
On Oct. 18, police officers said they noticed two men standing on the corner of Fourth Avenue and 11th St., by the Robert C. Byrd Institute. Police officers said that one of the...
Marshall University’s Campus Activities Board (CAB) will be hosting a showing of “Scream” for their next “Screen on the Green” event Saturday.
Raul Moreno, graduate assistant for Student...
The son of the founder of Marshall University’s journalism school, W. Page Pitt, visited campus last week as a part of his trip to reconnect with his hometown.
During the visit, William “Coley”...
The nation’s 643 billionaires have racked up $845 billion in collective wealth gains, a 29% leap since mid-March, roughly the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, even as the state’s economy was reeling...