The Parthenon

OSU active shooter incident impacts many, putting training plans in place

Jordan Nelson and Elayna Conard • December 1, 2016

Due to the active shooter situation that took place at Ohio State University Monday, Marshall University officials are taking charge when it comes to reminding...

Hilltoppers brutalize Marshall in final game of season

Jacob Griffith, Reporter, Assistant Sports Editor • November 27, 2016

They came. They saw. They conquered. That’s the easiest way to sum up Western Kentucky’s 60-6 thumping of the Marshall Thundering Herd Saturday...

Marshall community joins in solidarity for ‘Herd in Hijab’

Olivia Zarilla, Reporter • November 17, 2016

Regardless of race, religion or gender, members of the Marshall University community joined together for a day of solidarity Wednesday. The Marshall...

Huntington businesses, bartenders prepare for busy Sundays

Tom Jenkins, Reporter • November 17, 2016

Sunday mornings in Huntington have just become a bit busier, after Huntington voted to allow the sale of alcohol on Sunday mornings. Restaurants will now...

‘Open Mind’ host to discuss the future of civility

Kessyl Lim, Reporter • November 17, 2016

The host from The Open Mind show on PBS will be at Marshall University to discuss with students and faculty the problems of civil discourse on social media...

Williams wins mayoral race over McCallister

Staff Reports • November 9, 2016

Democrat Steve Williams won re-election as mayor of Huntington Tuesday night. Williams, the incumbent, beat out GOP challenger and Huntington city council...

Dawson returns as Herd’s Grand Marshal

Tom Jenkins, Reporter • October 13, 2016

It’s been 45 years since Red Dawson, assistant coach of Marshall University’s Young Thundering Herd, has led the football team onto the field. In...