Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Kaitlyn Fleming

More Kindness for the Less Fortunate

Kaitlyn Fleming, Student Reporter February 16, 2024

We are too quick to judge. We have all witnessed or had an experience with the unsheltered community in some capacity throughout our lives. It is a scenario we are all familiar with: a lone individual...

Sarah Davis

Life Behind Bars is Enough

Sarah Davis, News Editor February 9, 2024

On Jan. 25, 2024, convicted murderer Kenneth Smith was executed by nitrogen gas at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Atmore, Alabama. Smith, who was incarcerated for the murder of Alabama...

Matthew Schaffer

W.Va. Pushes Transphobic Legislation With the “Women’s Bill of Rights”

Matthew Schaffer, Managing Editor February 2, 2024

The West Virginia legislature continues its onslaught of transphobic and regressive bills with the introduction of House Bill 5243, which would legally define gender in accordance to assigned sex. The...

Wade Sullivan

Huntington is a Safe Haven for the LGBTQ+ Community

Wade Sullivan, Student Reporter January 26, 2024

Historically, queer people in West Virginia have had a hard time living their lives without facing discrimination. As someone who has grown up in Parkersburg, I have seen this firsthand when friends of...

West Virginia Capitol Building located in Charleston, West Virginia

OPINION: West Virginia Senator Introduces Legislation That Could Harm Trans Youth

Matthew Schaffer, Managing Editor January 22, 2024

West Virginia Republican Senator Mike Azinger introduced three pieces of anti-trans legislation on Wednesday, Jan. 10, including Senate Bill 197, which would see a ban on transgender and “obscene matter”...

Bex Abroad: A Love Letter to Marshall

Bex Abroad: A Love Letter to Marshall

Bex Law, Staff Reporter December 7, 2023

Reader, this will be the last time I write to you while abroad. I have had so much fun talking to you about the highs and lows of studying abroad, and I think overall this trip has been a huge success....

The Parthenon Faculty Adviser Charles Bowen

We Keep Newsroom Culture Alive… and Crazy

Charles Bowen, Faculty Adviser December 1, 2023

Until recently, I always said the best days of my career were 50 years ago. It was the mid-1970s, and I was the 25-year-old city editor of Huntington's wonderful little afternoon newspaper called “The...

The poster for the upcoming play

REVIEW: ‘The Winter’s Tale’ Had Its Moments

Rafael Alfonso, Content Editor November 30, 2023

I’d hoped for more out of Marshall’s rendition of William Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” over Nov. 14-18. After studying the play for my Shakespeare course in Oxford, England, I’d been...

Bex Abroad: Food, Glorious Food!

Bex Abroad: Food, Glorious Food!

Bex Law, Staff Reporter November 15, 2023

One thing about me is that I love to eat. I was worried coming to England that I would be forced to eat beans on toast every meal of every day. So, if you want to come to England, here is what to expect...

Victoria Ware

The Need for Mental Health Days

Victoria Ware, Opinions and Culture Editor November 10, 2023

I have to get everything done. I’m already behind as it is. I dream of finishing that book I started reading in August. It’s a great series, but it will have to wait until December. I have to be at...

Bex Abroad: I Love Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Bex Abroad: I Love Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Bex Law, Staff Reporter November 1, 2023

We talked about planes already back in the second edition of Bex Abroad: “Traveling to the Destination.” So, now, I think it’s time we talk about public transportation in the UK and the apps you...

Bex Abroad: My Clothes Staying Fresh and My Domes Getting Big: Grades and School Life

Bex Abroad: My Clothes Staying Fresh and My Dome’s Getting Big: Grades and School Life

Bex Law, Staff Reporter October 20, 2023

One of the most important things to remember while you’re on this magical, life-changing adventure: you are actually here to study. That’s why it’s called “study abroad” and not “hang out at...

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