Long hours of studying. Very little sleep. Trying to calculate final grades. Each semester, all of these things come together to create the most stressful time of the year for many students: finals week.  Whether...

Specifics change with each year, but the purpose and heart remain: the Marshall community stands around the fountain on November 14 – rain or shine – remembering the 75. On the evening of Nov. 14,...

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Marshall Football gained bowl eligibility on Saturday, Nov. 9, after dismantling the Southern Miss Golden Eagles 37-3 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.  With the win over the Golden Eagles, the Herd moves...

The No. 8 Marshall Men’s Soccer rallied three goals for the second half comeback against the Old Dominion University Monarchs in the 2024 Sun Belt Conference Quarterfinals. The game took place Sunday,...

Marshall hosted its annual First-Generation Celebration Fair in the Memorial Student Center on Nov. 7.  The fair had many different stations ranging from tie dye to a 360-degree photo booth. Many students...

I have always hated farewells. More specifically, I have always hated the change that is almost guaranteed to follow. My time at The Parthenon has been the source of some of my fondest memories here...

 Inventors, small businesses and local performers were highlighted at the 11th annual West Virginia Makes Festival. Provided by the Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center, the festival took place Nov....

Throughout my first three semesters of college, I often questioned whether I had picked the right career path and whether I belonged in higher education. In the second semester of my sophomore year, those...

This interview took place on Wednesday, Oct. 23. It has been edited for conciseness and for the purposes of Student News Live. To see the TV news package associated with this story, click here. From...