Using movement and personal storytelling to explore identity, growth and lived experiences, performers took the stage to reflect on their time at Marshall in two performances March 28-29.  Held at...

After a  six-year hiatus, Dance Thunder will take the Cam Henderson Center by storm once again.  The event, which will take place Saturday, April 11, at 11 a.m., is modeled after a large-scale collegiate...

Marshall Women’s Basketball is headed to the WNIT Fab 4 after a powerful finish Monday, March 30, at the Cam Henderson Center. The Thundering Herd defeated Army West Point 82-65 in front of a loud...

Amidst the ongoing opioid epidemic, harm reduction strategies have been essential for reducing the number of deaths by overdose. One of the most important harm reduction strategies is the deployment of...

A women-owned bookstore in the Village of Barboursville is creating more than a place to buy books; it’s building a space for community, one co-owner said.  Booktenders co-owner Ashley Skeen said...

In June of 2020 the Herald Dispatch editors [1] asked, “Are non-revenue sports sustainable?”, before adding, “…economic realities will soon force schools to answer that question.” Marshall’s...

Marshall University has a strong population of international students from all over the world that participate in athletics, academic programming and many other involvement opportunities around campus....

While Marshall says adding STUNT aims to expand opportunities for female student-athletes, some say the university should be directing its efforts toward existing programs instead. Following the announcement...

Marshall’s decision to reinstate Swimming and Diving marked a turning point, but for those closest to the fight, the weeks that followed revealed the full weight of what it took to get there and what...

In a dramatic reversal that underscores the instability of college athletics, Marshall University announced it will reinstate Women’s Swimming & Diving just weeks after voting to eliminate it, announcing...