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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

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Local business gives recovering addicts a second chance

Danite Belay, Reporter October 26, 2017

With the opioid epidemic hitting full force in Huntington, one Huntington business is doing what they can to give recovering addicts a second chance at life. The Marshall Hall of Fame Café works alongside...

The exterior of the Pike fraternity house. For decades, the house has reportedly been the site of supernatural occurrences.

Rushing ghosts: The haunts at Pike House

Breanna Francis, Reporter October 26, 2017

Huntington is awash with Halloween traditions as the spooky holiday draws closer, but for Marshall University’s oldest fraternity, Pi Kappa Alpha, or Pike, everyday is filled with ghastly ghouls in...

Girmay Berhie, a Marshall professor and director of the Health Informatics Department, coloring President Jerry Gilbert’s hair in front of the fountain.

Gilbert goes green to support United Way

Caroline Kimbro, Reporter October 26, 2017

President Jerry Gilbert showed his support for United Way Thursday afternoon by painting his hair green on the Memorial Student Center plaza. When asked if he had any final words before his hair turned...

Writer, filmmaker, illustrator and veteran Benjamin Busch

‘I think we’ve lost a sense of our national soul’: Veteran lectures on political desensitization, polarization

Sebastian Morris, Reporter October 25, 2017

Over 6,000 U.S. service members were killed during operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom following the Sept. 11 terror attacks, climate change is increasing the intensity of hurricanes and wildfires...

Smoke billows from the site of the industrial fire in Parkersburg.

American Water monitoring whether pollution from Parkersburg industrial fire could reach Huntington

Sebastian Morris, Reporter October 24, 2017

An industrial factory just outside Parkersburg city limits erupted into flames early Saturday morning, threatening economic and environmental resources. The air quality is still undetermined, leading several...

Candle light vigil honors victims of domestic abuse

Candle light vigil honors victims of domestic abuse

Breanna Francis, Reporter October 24, 2017

Members of Alpha Chi Omega rounded out their month of philanthropy highlighting domestic violence by honoring victims of domestic abuse with a candle light vigil Monday. “I have known countless people...

Participants of the fourth annual Stiletto Stroll line up before Saturday’s fundraising event for Dress for Success River Cities.

Men race in high heels during Dress for Success River Cities fundraiser

Brooke Griffin, Reporter October 23, 2017

The fourth annual Stiletto Stroll left no ankle unturned Saturday at Heritage Station. Men from all over the tri-state area competed in the race and did their own fundraising beforehand to help...

Students to get a kick from one-night ‘Kinky Boots’ performance

Students to get a kick from one-night ‘Kinky Boots’ performance

Buffy Six, Reporter October 23, 2017

Tony award-winning musical “Kinky Boots” is coming to the Keith Albee Theater Thursday as part of the Marshall Artists Series. The musical is about a drag queen who comes to the rescue to a shoe factory...

Assistant professor of English Hillary Brewster, a member of the Women's Studies Advisory Board, and Sabrina Thomas, the women's studies library liason, vend books at the Women's Studies Book Sale in the Memorial Student Center, October 4, 2016.

Women’s Studies and History departments band together for book sale fundraiser

Alison Baldridge, Reporter October 23, 2017

Marshall University’s Women’s Studies Program and History Department’s Honor Society, Phi Alpha Theta, will be having their annual used book sale Thursday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Memorial Student...

Social work professor recalls memories from civil rights movement at Marshall University

Alison Baldridge, Reporter October 23, 2017

Philip W. Carter is a social work professor at Marshall University that has been fighting social justice for over 50 years. Carter was born in Widen, West Virginia and is married to Beverly Carter....

GALLERY: Bridge Day 2017

GALLERY: Bridge Day 2017

Alex Runyon, Photography Editor October 23, 2017

(From left) Travis McElroy, Justin McElroy and Griffin McElroy are co-hosts of popular podcast and online television series “My Brother, My Brother and Me.” During their live recording Nov. 2 at the Keith-Albee, Travis McElroy and wife Teresa McElroy will give a live recording of podcast “Shmanners,” while Dr. Sydnee McElroy and husband Justin will perform “Sawbones.”

McElroy family podcasts to record at Keith-Albee

Rebecca Turnbull, Reporter October 19, 2017

Marshall University’s Society of Yeager Scholars is inviting well-known Huntington natives of the McElroy family to give a live recording of two of their podcasts, “Shmanners” and “Sawbones,”...

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