Marshall Women’s Basketball kicked off their championship defending season against the University of Pikeville in a Fans First game Sunday, Oct. 27.  The team squeezed out a win in their first contest...

Some students come to college and learn life has other plans for them, said one inductee of the Greater Huntington Wall of Fame following the induction ceremony Thursday, Oct. 24. “You go to college,...

With hundreds of spectators watching, hundreds of students performed and competed at the Marshall University Tristate Marching Band competition. This 54-year-old competition was held at the Joan C Edwards...

Marshall Women’s Soccer faces their final opponent at home for the year on Halloween night. They play the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns, who are 6-5-8 and looking to also end their season on a high note. The...

Since 1938, Jim’s Steak and Spaghetti House, a Huntington landmark, has been a community staple. What began as The Kennedy Dairy Store serving 10-cent milkshakes and 15-cent cheeseburgers has evolved...

Walking into work and seeing the headline “Liam Payne dead at 31” was something I, an avid One Direction fan, never anticipated at such a young age.  One Direction took the world by storm after...

After months, even years, of 12-hour workdays, Tijah Bumgarner, associate professor for filmmaking at Marshall University, has entered post-production on her new film, “Of The Cloth.” “Of The...

Beyond familiar stereotyping, Appalachians sometimes do not receive credit for the rich variety in their culture, a Marshall professor and author said recently. “Appalachia is a far more diverse region...

Both Men’s and Women’s Soccer played the Coastal Carolina University Chanticleers with the men drawing and women losing in a double header Friday, Oct. 18, at the CCU Soccer Complex in Conway, South...

The Marshall Artist Series’ International Film Festival returns on Saturday, Oct. 26, at the Joan C. Edwards Playhouse with four films to show. Angela Jones, the director of marketing for the Marshall...