Marshall Theatre has proven itself to be abundant with talent once again, adding song, dance and Shakespearean wit to its repertoire for the last show of the season. From laughter to gasps to cheers,...

Music and art filled the West Edge Factory as WestFest made its debut, bringing live performances, art vendors and food trucks to the former industrial site that now serves as a creative community hub...

Healthy living, medical accessibility and literacy were topics at the National Minority Health Month Celebration held at the Memorial Student Center Plaza Tuesday, April 21. The celebration included song...

To view the interactive multimedia webpage created for this article, click here. Boogercat. Old Gregg. Appalachian Bandido. For some, these names bring back memories of a Friday night well spent...

Click here to watch the 'Drag in Appalachia' mini documentary. Backstage at Stonewall Nightclub, the air is thick with setting spray, nerves and song lyrics as performers in various stages of transformation...

History professor Chris White shared historical insight into the background of the ongoing war in the Middle East. Starting with the coup d'état in 1953, the U.S. has long been involved with politics...

Marshall University’s newly elected Student Government Association president and vice president say their campaign may be over, but their work is just beginning. After running on a platform centered...

The inaugural “Paddle for the Paint” pickleball tournament, organized in partnership with students from Marshall University, brought together dozens of participants and spectators with a shared goal:...

Students, faculty and staff gathered at Marshall University April 7 for a student listening session with University President Brad D. Smith, where attendees shared feedback on what the university is doing...

Fans packed Joan C. Edwards Stadium on an unusually bright spring afternoon, eager for an early glimpse of what the Thundering Herd could become as the annual Green and White Spring Game built excitement...

Remembering those lost remains a responsibility that forever defines Marshall football, speakers said at the annual Spring Fountain Ceremony. "The fountain is here because we want to remember those...