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Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Marshall University's Student Newspaper

The Parthenon

Adamm Curry molds and rolls molten glass at the end of a rod, shaping it into a rabbit while still hot.

Inside the fiery craft at Marrowbone Glassworks

Abby Ayes, News Editor March 15, 2026

Inside a small studio filled with heat and glowing glass, three artists are bringing a centuries-old craft back to the tri-state. In Marrowbone Glassworks, temperatures climb past 2000 ℉ as glass...

Marshall Swimming & Diving fans have shown their support for the team in person and via social media.

Marshall faces lawsuit after swim team’s cut

Abby Ayes, News Editor March 10, 2026

A lawsuit has been filed against Marshall University following the school’s decision to eliminate its Women’s Swimming & Diving program, escalating a growing controversy surrounding the move. The...

AI impacting communities and classrooms

Amanda Arrowood, Student Reporter March 8, 2026

There are many positive and negative effects of the increase in AI usage for many different groups of people, including students; however, many people suffer from the consequences of AI use, a Marshall...

Leah Hickman attended Marshall in the early 2000s. (Courtesy of Charleston Gazette-Mail)

Student’s unsolved murder inspires bill

Jimmy John Jacob, Student Reporter March 7, 2026

Eighteen years after her death, a Marshall University student’s legacy continues to influence legislature in West Virginia.  Leah Hickman, a 21-year-old Marshall journalism student who was found...

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