Many Marshall students rent apartments off campus. With the rising rent and utility bills, especially in winter with the cost of heat, many off campus renters worry about covering these expenses.
According...
A congressional candidate in West Virginia said a critical thinking course she took at Marshall went beyond academics by helping her process past trauma.
Brit Aguirre, the Democratic candidate for West...
Access to clean water is a fundamental resource that often goes unnoticed, especially in parts of the world where it is not only expected, but necessary. From drinking to bathing, water is used in more...
Davina Snyder, Opinion & Cultures Editor
• February 4, 2026
The eve of the centennial of Negro History Week, now Black History Month, was commemorated Friday, Jan. 30, with a poster and essay competition award ceremony hosted by Marshall’s Dr. Carter G. Woodson...
Davina Snyder, Opinion & Cultures Editor
• February 3, 2026
As a college student, it may be easy to feel like school and campus are safe havens from the rest of the world.
Sometimes though, that bubble of safety and security is broken. It can be from changes...
After years of feedback, HerdLink has received a redesign called HerdLife. HerdLife offers a redesigned homepage that personalizes the student experience.
“When students log in, they see their points,...
As a new semester begins, many are returning to busy schedules, renewed goals and the challenge of balancing academics, involvement and friends.
For Tally Mamula, multimedia journalism junior and...
Federal immigration enforcement agents are not only on duty in large cities, but also in Huntington as illustrated by a public sighting near campus that garnered more than 1,000 shares on Facebook in early...
As routines began to take shape at the start of the semester, a winter snowstorm interrupted schedules, canceled classes and slowed down campus life.
Due to inclement weather and icy conditions caused...
Yella’s opened Jan. 12 inside the Memorial Student Center, replacing Steak ’n Shake.
The New Jersey-based, family-owned sandwich shop offers students, staff and visitors additional dining options,...
Long lines and even longer wait times greeted customers during opening week of Wingstop’s newest franchise in Hurricane’s Liberty Square, located within a half-hour drive of Marshall’s campus.
The...
Water Bottle Week, an annual event at Blenko Glass in Milton, West Virginia, commemorated the long history of Blenko Glass and the original 384 style water bottles it made almost a hundred years ago.
Starting...