Marshall University baseball dropped two of its three games to No. 16 Florida Atlantic University over the weekend. The Herd lost the first game of the series, 6-3, in extra innings, fell 10-2 in the second...

Students learned about the greatest misconceptions surrounding the concept of what happens after death, with a specific concentration on the truth about Hell. The “Hell Yes: The Terrifying Truth”...

The Rutherford Group opened the first Bojangles in Huntington, making it only the second Bojangles in the state of West Virginia. The wait and arrival of the famous chicken and biscuit restaurant has...

Fear. It’s a basic instinct that motivates most actions people take and views they possess. Fear can cause lines to be drawn when they should be crossed. It can cause divides where things should be coming...

Huntington’s 13th Annual Empty Bowls event took place Friday at First Presbyterian Church.   The event, which began in 2003, serves as a fundraiser for the Facing Hunger Foodbank. For $15,...

The Marshall University baseball team (17-3, 7-5) faces No. 16 Florida Atlantic University (23-7, 9-3) this weekend in a three-game series at Linda K. Epling Stadium in Beckley, West Virginia. Florida...

Marshall University softball player Morgan Zerkle was selected Wednesday as one of the top 25 finalists for USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year, the Amateur Softball Association announced. Zerkle...

As weather gets warmer, an increasing number of West Virginia Sierra Club’s thousands of members, participate in the club’s regularly scheduled outings to explore nature in the mountain state. West...

Marshall University’s WMUL FM spent Thursday hosting the ninth annual Hair from the Herd. Hair donations were collected at the Memorial Student Center Plaza  with  28 students donating, beating...

Local, national and global record stores are preparing for their busiest day of the year that will rally record-lovers from across the nation into their local independent record stores. According to the...

While partnering for a lemonade project, the Marshall Early Education STEM Center and the Lewis College of Business spent Thursday helping children sell lemonade. “I decided to buy lemonade because...