Early winter can be a wonderful time for many students: Christmas cheer, coziness and the long-awaited winter break. As the holiday spirit wanes, however,...

Since its inception, Marshall has been fine tuning the gears of debt-free college to create a culture of high achieving, hardworking students through the...

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...

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....

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...

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...

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...

While winter weather forced schedule changes across Marshall Athletics, Marshall Women’s Basketball did not let the disruption slow it down. After...

Marshall’s Athletic Training program is currently celebrating a special occasion. 2025 marks the 40th anniversary of its Athletic Training program,...

Huntington's Old Central City -- a quaint district centered on West 14th Street and known for its antique shops, craft stores and historic buildings --...

The Amicus Curiae lecture series remains without grant funding after federal cuts in spring 2025 ended its primary funding source. Patricia Proctor,...

“We are always on the precipice of a complete disaster,” said Courtney Proctor Cross, the director of the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter.  The...