Cornelius Jackson, the head coach for Marshall Men’s Basketball, will continue to lead the Herd through the 2029-30 season, after signing an extension to his contract earlier this month.
In his first...
Soleil Woolard, Opinions and Cultures Editor
• June 27, 2025
It’s hard to find a community in Appalachia as a queer person, but Huntington is booming with it, one Huntington resident said.
The Huntington Artists Collective and Studios (HACkS) presented “Don’t...
After three and a half years of leadership at Marshall University, President Brad Smith agreed to extend his employment agreement on Wednesday, June 11, meaning the university president will maintain his...
Holderby Hall may appear to just be brick and mortar, but it was once the place where strangers became family.
The year was 1982, and Bill Gardner was moving into Holderby Hall.
With his dormitory...
The Tri-State Coal Cats (6-9) look to bounce back with a six-game home stand after a number of losses on the road.
The Coal Cats entered the road trip following a back-to-back doubleheader loss to the...
Just over two hours away from campus lies the nation’s newest (and West Virginia’s only) national park: the New River Gorge.
Located near Fayetteville, West Virginia, the New River Gorge National...
Toothpaste: A necessary tool for the twice-daily brushing routine–but also the launchpad for one Marshall relationship.
Carl, assistant provost for graduate and interdisciplinary studies, and Anna,...
Soleil Woolard, Opinions & Cultures Editor
• June 17, 2025
Growing up, I remember being told by my best friend after I came out that I was “one of the good ones.” Even though I didn’t think of it at the time at the age of 12, I realized that prejudice is...
Even the most loving of families can be affected by social media’s negative impact, but one mother and disabilities advocate said one platform’s influence was even more devastating than she ever expected.
Kari...
Fulfilling. Unpredictable. Happy.
These are the three words Dean Robert Bookwalter said best describe his career in higher education – which was set to end this summer, until the second of these...
Soleil Woolard, Opinions & Culture Editor
• June 12, 2025
Appalachia and art just go together, one Huntington artist said.
“It’s definitely not a competitive thing. It’s just for the love of it,” said Mandee Wilson, one of many local artists showcased...