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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Students, MUPD officers to talk over taco lunch

Robert Castillo, Reporter October 22, 2019

The Student Conduct Office and Marshall University’s Police Department are inviting students to join them from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 28 on the Memorial...

Marshall international students will participate with students from across the world in Bridges International’s Vision Conference from Dec. 28, 2019 to Jan. 1, 2020 in Atlanta, Ga.

Students to travel to Atlanta, Ga. for Vision Conference

Phuong Anh Do, Reporter October 22, 2019

New Year’s is an opportunity to spend time with family, but for students who are thousands of miles from home, this time of the year can be lonesome...

Students at the In Their Shoes event read options in a simulator experience that detail realities of domestic violence.

In Their Shoes honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Julianna Everly, The Parthenon October 22, 2019

 Students had the opportunity to participate in an interactive simulation that follows the story of someone struggling with a domestic violence situation...

Local rapper Shelem performs during the Localization pop-up show at the West Edge Factory Oct. 18.

Localization pop-up show highlights local art scene

Douglas Harding, News Editor October 20, 2019

The Localization pop-up show Friday at the West Edge Factory showcased the works of dozens of local creators for participants and attendees, inspiring...

Marshall public health student Fortune Ezemobi interacts with Nils Haynes of the West Virginia Bureau for Public Health during the inaugural Minority Health Fair at the Memorial Student Center Oct. 17.

Inaugural Minority Health Fair builds bridges between communities, services

Douglas Harding, News Editor October 19, 2019

In West Virginia, minority communities are disproportionately impacted by various health-related issues such as stigmas surrounding diseases and treatment...

During the United Way Workplace Campaign kick-off celebration, attendees mingled and speakers gave an overview of what United Way is doing in the community Oct. 17.

United Way Workplace Campaign kicks off with celebration including Marshall, Huntington community members

Brittany Hively, Reporter October 18, 2019

A full day of work did not stop Marshall faculty and staff from attending the United Way Workplace Campaign kick-off celebration Thursday evening.  “Marshall’s...

Performance by Charleston band, open mic session to occur at A Night of Soul event

Taylor Speight, Reporter October 18, 2019

A Night of Soul, an event focused on entertainment and fun during homecoming festivities organized by the Marshall University Black United Students and...

National Book Award nominee, Ojibwe author to be next guest in Visiting Writers Series

Summer Jewell, Reporter October 18, 2019

Native American Heritage Month is in November, but it will be celebrated early at Marshall University with a reading by a National Book Award nominated...

Walk to raise awareness, fundraise for suicide prevention

Amanda Larch, Managing Editor October 17, 2019

The West Virginia chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s second annual Out of the Darkness Community Walk will take place Saturday,...

Citizens’ Climate Lobby attempts to start new chapter in Huntington

Blake Newhouse, Reporter October 16, 2019

The Citizens’ Climate Lobby is attempting to start a chapter in Huntington, which will help aid the fight against climate change. “I just feel this...

Sarah Covington, history professor at the graduate center at City University of New York and Queens, addresses a crowd of students and faculty members on Tuesday afternoon, about the importance of using folklore in historical study.

New York history professor discusses folklore’s place in historical study

Blake Newhouse, Reporter October 16, 2019

Those looking to understand the past better would benefit from learning about the use of folklore throughout human history, said a history professor Tuesday...

Campus tailgate celebrates Huntington community

Julianna Everly, Reporter October 15, 2019

Everyone has their own special story to share as to why Huntington is special to them, and the social media campaign #MyHuntington aims to highlight those...

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