At Bushel & Peck Backyard Blooms, stopping to smell the roses is not just encouraged–it’s the whole point.  Owner Kathleen Linville and her...

Though many students look forward to summer, this time of the year may also be a season of mental health struggles for others. Amy Kennedy-Rickman,...

Marshall Athletics has announced both the men’s and women’s soccer schedules for the 2025 season. For the men’s team, the players look to have...

It might sound contradictory, but the blues don’t always have to be blue, said one member of the Huntington Blues Society. The second annual Appalachian...

Although the new director of the School of Library Science never imagined her career would bring her to West Virginia, she always knew she had a passion...

Although she’d been creating art all her life, it took coming to Marshall for one grad to realize her dreams could become her reality. “I’ve always...

The Tri-State Coal Cats are entering the final week of the season with a six-game homestand where each night will feature themed nights for this last home...

If you had to walk a mile on broken glass, would you wish the same for someone else? Think about one of the most important people in your life. Think...

Tucked along the banks of the Ohio and Little Kanawha Rivers, Parkersburg, West Virginia, is a city where industry meets charm and history lingers around...

While the start of the semester may be a dreaded time for some, just the thought of it has others wagging their tails. The therapy dogs of MU Paws may...

Supporting student entrepreneurs is the primary goal behind Marshall University’s recent enrollment in the ZinnStarter Network. The ZinnStarter Network...

The story of Black West Virginians is one marked by resilience, persistence and courage, one Marshall professor said.  “There’s a lot that we can...