A native West Virginia artist unveiled plans at the Visual Arts Center for a large-scale mural on Smith Hall designed to evoke emotion in each student who passes it.
“I hope that they feel a sense...
Delta Sigma Pi, the largest professional business fraternity in the world with more than 300,000 members globally, welcomed a special new initiate March 2. In a ceremony held inside the very building that...
From its humble beginnings performing in Old Main to being a major presence on campus with a Performing Arts Center, Marshall's theatre program has grown significantly over the 100 years since its conception.
This...
Davina Snyder, Opinion & Cultures Editor
• March 2, 2026
In a time where technology is prevalent in every aspect of life, a growing concern about the impacts of screens on children is seen from families in not only Huntington, but the rest of the nation.
Associate...
Seven newbie directors, a cast of 20-somethings, a handful of short plays and a plethora of complicated relationships. What could go wrong?
Well, to be quite honest, not a whole lot when the Marshall...
The decision to cut Marshall University’s Swimming & Diving program came after “a comprehensive, sport by sport sustainability review,” the director of athletics said.
Gerald Harrison said...
When MaShawn Morton, adjunct professor of dance, first saw his Black History Month banner hanging in downtown Huntington in 2025, the recognition felt surreal. This year, it caught him off guard.
“I...
HerdCon is returning to Marshall University March 7 with a larger footprint and an even broader mission: to transform the campus into a full-scale celebration of pop culture, creativity and community.
Organizers...
What do a third-year medical student, professor of cyber forensics and local singer-songwriter have in common? All will be presenting March 6 at Marshall’s TEDx event.
Following the success of the...
In the midst of a busy and noisy semester, there are quiet, calming, free sanctuaries for students provided by the Access, Connections and Engagement Center.
“I think it lets students know that we...
When winter weather strikes in Huntington, slick sidewalks and chilly commutes force most students to slow their pace and wear a few extra layers on campus. For students with mobility impairments, however,...
Professional confidence often begins long before a student shakes hands with a recruiter. At Marshall University, two upcoming events are designed to remove the uncertainty that keeps many students from...