The American judiciary should be of concern to all, a law professor explained regarding Marshall University’s upcoming Amicus Curiae lecture.
“The jury system – and whether it is fair and reaches...
Emma Johnson, Student Reporter
• February 25, 2023
A successful treasure hunt is how Huntington’s mayor says he sees repeated visits to Marshall’s campus to talk with students.
“If I’m digging a hole in the backyard, and I find gold, I’m going...
“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...
Senate Bill 10, or the Campus Self-Defense Act, passed the state House of Delegates on Tuesday despite protests, attempted amendments and opposition from colleges, students and citizens with the Republican...
A variety of plans for the College of Arts and Media were presented by the three finalists for the college’s deanship last week, but all three emphasized students in their presentations.
The finalists...
Following old friends to Marshall, one senior says she has learned that her instinct as a “people person” could be shaped into a career.
Shelby Blackburn, a marketing and entrepreneurship double-major...
Inspired by the change her younger brother’s speech language pathologist made for him, one Marshall University spring 2023 graduate says that she “fell in love” with that career path because of his...
A new art exhibit on campus offers students, faculty and community members a variety of visual representations of optimism. Titled “Optimism in Appalachia,” the exhibit opened in Drinko Library...
Finding friendship in the Cherry Blossom Cosplay club, a Marshall University spring graduate says she has made the most of her four years here.
Kaylee Hall, a pre-medical biology major from Logan, West...
West Virginia Delegate Sean Hornbuckle shook hands with University President Brad D. Smith, signifying the collaboration between Marshall and West Virginia lawmakers, on the morning of Wednesday, Feb....
Dr. Marjorie J. Spruill spoke on Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the most recent Amicus Curiae lecture “to shed some light on the deeply polarized and bitterly political partisan/political culture that we live...
Taylor Isaac, Student Reporter
• November 19, 2022
After a student-led protest on Friday morning, Nov. 18, Marshall University plans to work with the student body on restructuring the Title IX system to put students first.
The protest came three days...