Soleil Woolard, Opinions and Cultures Editor
• July 18, 2025
If you had to walk a mile on broken glass, would you wish the same for someone else?
Think about one of the most important people in your life. Think about their face. Their smile. The way they hold themselves....
Tucked along the banks of the Ohio and Little Kanawha Rivers, Parkersburg, West Virginia, is a city where industry meets charm and history lingers around every bend.
Known for its Victorian architecture...
While the start of the semester may be a dreaded time for some, just the thought of it has others wagging their tails.
The therapy dogs of MU Paws may be on a break from their regular duties this summer,...
Supporting student entrepreneurs is the primary goal behind Marshall University’s recent enrollment in the ZinnStarter Network.
The ZinnStarter Network will support student entrepreneurs through pitch...
Soleil Woolard, Opinions & Culture Editor
• July 14, 2025
The story of Black West Virginians is one marked by resilience, persistence and courage, one Marshall professor said.
“There’s a lot that we can be proud of as people of conscience in this state,”...
Released on June 1, TJ West’s “Country Road Romance” follows the love story of Jared Russell and “Hollywood golden boy” Charlie Garrett. Set largely in Huntington, West Virginia, the novel takes...
Marshall University is launching a new mentoring and leadership development experience for female students thanks to a grant from the Helen Gurley Brown Foundation.
University First Lady Alys Smith,...
When it comes to feeling safe downtown, some Marshall students say they’re typically comfortable, but several say the opposite.
According to a poll conducted by The Parthenon on social media, out...
I could say a lot of things about President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act that was recently passed by the House of Representatives. It is over one thousand pages long, would add over $2 trillion...
Although students may not be on campus for their regularly scheduled courses, food insecurity knows no schedule.
According to the United States Government Accountability Office, food insecurity among...
A brand-new era, a brand-new season, starts on Saturday, Aug. 30, at 3:30 p.m.
Five of Marshall’s football games have been given official start times, including Marshall’s first game of the season....
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...