Being a thinker in a world that seems to discourage thinking about entertainment
Jocelyn Gibson, Managing Editor
April 8, 2015
The entire genre of “happy ending” entertainment could be tainting the way humans view the world. I have never been one for movies and books with a happy story. I have a strong desire to feel intense emotion and to learn when I am consuming media rather than getting that warm bubbly feeling that s...
Chavez, Peckham share the voice of their poetry
Hannah Harman, Reporter
April 2, 2015
English professors Sarah A. Chavez and Joel Peckham read from their published literary works and signed copies of their books Thursday in the Memorial Student Center. Students lined the back walls in the crowded audience, waiting to hear the readings and get their books signed. Books were selling...
Douglas Harding, Executive Editor
May 25, 2020
The United States Senate passed a bill earlier this month reinstating controversial surveillance powers...
Douglas Harding, Executive Editor
May 19, 2020
The line of landlords filing eviction notices was “out the door” Monday at the Cabell County Courthouse...
Marshall University to celebrate spring 2020 commencement Aug. 8
May 6, 2020
Prisoners unable to follow safety measures amid pandemic, inmate says
May 5, 2020
Community comes together to provide activities and support for youth
April 25, 2020
New director of athletic bands named
April 25, 2020
MU president and provost take pay cut due to lost revenue
April 25, 2020