Director Jack Cirillo and his cast turned “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” from an okay musical to a great one. On its own, the musical is a decent comedy with some standout moments, but...
More than 10,000 women gathered in New York City for the past two weeks to assist the United Nations in creating a framework for global governance for technology use and creation at The 67th Annual Commission...
More than 60 countries, which included Marshall students, faculty and staff, were represented in the International Women’s Day Panel, hosted by the Women’s and Gender Center, in a discussion on international...
In recent weeks one topic has been controversial on campus: that topic being the new proposed 15/14 schedule (fall semester 15 weeks, spring semester 14 weeks) and 15/15 schedule (both semesters...
“I know these women.”
As I sat there in the Francis Booth Experimental Theatre and as I left it, those four words kept repeating in my head.
“I know these women.”
I know each of...
WARNING: Very light spoilers ahead
“I know these women.”
As I sat there in the Francis Booth Experimental Theatre and as I left it, those four words kept repeating in my head.
“I...
Last week, the West Virginia Senate passed SB10, a legislation which seeks to allow students to conceal carry guns around colleges and universities across the state, with little exceptions to the policies...
David Voigt, Opinion Contributor
• February 10, 2023
For some, school is perceived as an obligatory rite of passage to becoming an adult. For others, college is a social environment that accompanies the necessary evil of coursework and lectures.
And...
Combining modern technology with environmental elements, the latest sculptural exhibit to premiere at Marshall’s Visual Arts Center pushes the boundaries of art and existence.
“Voyage of Life”...
Tyler Spence, Executive Editor
• November 29, 2022
I have not known a life without The Parthenon for the past two years.
Many editors upon their departure from this institution often reflect on the days spent in the newsroom and the long hours...
I wanted to become a YouTuber when I came to the journalism school in 2019 as a freshman. I tried to find myself deep in the glitz and glamor I romanticized this career to be. Red carpet events, press...
This season could be considered a tale of two halves, as a late surge to qualify for the Sun Belt tournament proved this team had a lot of heart.
After some early season ties and a win against Morehead...
