Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

‘Awaken My Love!’: An Informal Album Review

‘Awaken My Love!’: An Informal Album Review

William Izzo, Life! Editor December 5, 2016

Childish Gambino’s latest “Awaken My Love!” is out, and I have to say, I was really surprised at first. Gambino, or Donald Glover, depending on what he’s doing at the time, hasn’t been super...

Editorial: Facebook is a media company, whether it wants to be or not

Editorial December 1, 2016

Since the election, Facebook has been under fire by media outlets and users who argue that fake news on Facebook may have influenced the outcome of the election. This isn’t a “crazy idea,” as CEO...

Editorial: Don’t belittle third party voters

Editorial December 1, 2016

Americans have been reeling since the result of the 2016 presidential election, where a orange, small-handed demagogue Donald Trump won the race. Non-white and non-binary people across the nation shared...

Editorial: The Trump presidency so far

Editorial: The Trump presidency so far

Editorial November 28, 2016

President-elect Donald Trump is in the midst of preparing to become president of the United States in January, and the picks for who he wants in his Cabinet are underway. These Cabinet picks are a good...

We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your Service: An Informal Album Review

‘We got it from Here… Thank You 4 Your Service’: An Informal Album Review

William Izzo, Life! Editor November 28, 2016

A Tribe Called Quest has been seemingly revived from their hibernation, and have blasted their way into the mainstream charts with a blend of their classic style, and contributions from some of the hottest...

Letter to the Editor

November 15, 2016

In the wake of the recent election, hate crimes and threats against minorities of different races, sexual orientations, and religious groups have been on the rise. Among those being targeted are Muslims...

Editorial: We will hold Trump accountable together

Editorial: We will hold Trump accountable together

November 14, 2016

On the morning of Nov. 9, the morning after Election Day, Huntington was still standing. Cars were still stopped impatiently at the red light before McDonald’s, and people were milling around on the...

Letter to the Editor

Jesse McLain November 14, 2016

Dear President-elect Donald J. Trump, First, congratulations. The 2016 Presidential Election was the first election that I was old enough to vote in, and man was it a historical one. I am going to be...

Editorial: Marshall remembers

Editorial: Marshall remembers

November 10, 2016

It is said time heals all wounds. While it may be true in some instances, Marshall University is an exception. The Marshall, Huntington and Tri-State communities lost 75 people nearly 46 years ago...

FILE - In this Oct. 30, 2016 file photo, a woman kneels to take a back break while waiting in line at a weekend early voting polling place at the North Hollywood branch library in Los Angeles. The FBIs disclosure that it was reviewing emails related to Hillary Clintons email investigation will make no difference to tens of millions of voters who have already cast ballots.  (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File)

Editorial: Your right to vote was earned, use it

November 7, 2016

At some point in American history, someone fought tirelessly to earn your ability to vote. On this Election Day, we, the editors of The Parthenon, encourage you to research candidates and exercise that...

Editorial: West Virginia is more than what the media portrays

Editorial: West Virginia is more than what the media portrays

November 3, 2016

Nestled in the midst of the Bible Belt, West Virginia is the embodiment of classic southern charm and Appalachian culture. Some of us reside in hollows and pronounce them “hollers.” We sip on sweet...

FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2016 file photo, Dakota Access Pipeline protesters sit in a prayer circle at the Front Line Camp as a line of law enforcement officers make their way across the camp to remove the protesters and relocate to the overflow camp a few miles to the south on Highway 1806 in Morton County, N.D. Members of more than 200 tribes from across North America have come to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribes encampment at the confluence of the Missouri and Cannonball rivers since August, the tribe says. Estimates at the protest site have varied from a few hundred to several thousand depending on the day _ enough for tribal officials to call it one of the largest gatherings of Native Americans in a century or more. (Mike McCleary/The Bismarck Tribune via AP, File)

Editorial: Dakota pipeline could ruin major water supply for Sioux

October 31, 2016

While scrolling Facebook yesterday, it was almost impossible to miss a friend or colleague checking in at the Standing Rock Native American Reservation. These simple clicks were arranged in solidarity...

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