Marshall’s annual Hazing Prevention Week went virtual this year due to coronavirus safety concerns. Greek organizations on campus showed their support and raised awareness about hazing and the importance...

Challenging book censorship, the freedom to read and access to all viewpoints, the Marshall University Drinko Library is offering controversial books to students and faculty.  According to the Banned...

With an increase of online classes, Marshall University’s IT Service Desk wants students to know they are there to assist them with any technological issues.   Located in Drinko Library, students...

Little red flags planted on the Memorial Student Center Triangle Field are promoted as a bystander intervention strategy–to prevent sexual assault, dating violence and stalking–in hoped that...

Marshall University’s Recreation Center (Rec) is providing in person swimming lessons and group swimming classes. The classes have come with changes as the COVID pandemic continues. Vincent Murphy,...

Politically progressive candidates from the state of West Virginia teamed up with cannabis advocates to announce their plans for what they call “the strongest cannabis bill in the United States” on...

Marshall Vintage, co-created by a Marshall alumni couple, launched their website this fall semester after a high demand from Marshall fans for vintage university gear. Former Marshall football player,...

Students can go to the Writing Center whenever they need to seek help on different assignments such as research papers, but services will look different this semester. Anna Rollins, Director of the...

The H.E.L.P Center is known as the Higher Education for Learning Problems Center located in Myers Hall and it is a place where students that have trouble learning can go to seek help. It is fee-based...