Think about the term “war.” What kind of images does that conjure up? Bullets flying, shrapnel, people dying and destroyed countries. A red cup or a person saying “happy holidays” is not going...

Epilepsy is a condition that affects millions of Americans and, as a part of Epilepsy Awareness Month, the Marshall University Medical Center held a symposium to inform the public about epilepsy. The...

University of Missouri president Timothy M. Wolfe and University Chancellor R. Bowen Loftin have both resigned from their positions following several student protests. Mizzou’s entire football team...

The Huntington Police Department announced Thursday a new program to combat prostitution in the city and for once, the plan is to target the johns. Beginning Thursday, an electronic billboard at 20th...

While many are disappointed about Issue 3 not passing in Ohio, it’s actually a good thing. The bill was written to create a pre-imposed monopoly on the cannabis industry, providing for only ten growers...

Journalists take on a huge responsibility when it comes to how we address complicated issues and ones that are ever-evolving without the language to keep up. With transgender policies appearing in more...

Media literacy is something journalism students at Marshall University are very familiar with. Students learn about sources and what counts as reputable, thus enabling students to later determine if the...

  It’s no secret social media is at the center of everything in today’s society. It’s easier than ever to stay connected to our surroundings. But what is this connection costing us? Some...

The GOP debate was less than productive Wednesday night. Candidates complained about the legitimacy of the questions posed by moderators but opted to voice their opinion on the legitimacy of the questions...