The Face of Depression: Living with mental illness
October is not only the start of autumn weather and Halloween decor. This month is nationally recognized as Depression Awareness Month – dedicated to shine light on an invisible condition, one that...
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GALLERY: Gaza Memorial
The WV Coalition for Justice in Palestine organized a memorial for Palestinians that have died during the conflict between Israel and Palestine from Monday, Oct. 5 till Friday, Oct. 9. Gallery • 7...
View ArticleData Center Resolution signed by Putnam Co. Commission
Putnam County Commissioners signed a resolution on the presence of hyperscale data centers after hearing resident concerns. The resolution was signed on Tuesday, Sept. 29, and says Putnam County is...
View ArticleMarshall welcomes Coastal Carolina to Huntington
After a 45-17 loss to James Madison to open conference play, the Marshall Thundering Herd (3-2, 0-1 SBC) return home to Huntington to host the Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (1-4, 0-1 SBC) Saturday,...
View Article‘Bring Back The Green Machine’: Marshall students push for return of campus...
For Marshall University students who relied on public transportation to get to class, buy groceries or travel around Huntington, the Green Machine’s final trip has changed more than their bus routes....
View ArticleStrength in solidarity: Marshall students bench for breast cancer
The battle to fight against breast cancer isn’t easy, so that’s why Marshall students benched for breast cancer on Monday, Oct. 5. Bench 4 Breast Cancer is an event run by Marshall sophomore Drew...
View ArticleHerd Looks to Turn ULM Lessons Into JMU Success
The Marshall Thundering Herd (10-5, 3-1 SBC) returns to the Cam Henderson Center this week looking to apply lessons from its first Sun Belt Conference loss when the James Madison Dukes (9-5, 4-0 SBC)...
View ArticleFunktafest X: Leveling up Huntington culture
Funk, music, art and good vibes drifted through the trees of Huntington last weekend, bringing out hundreds of guests to groove together. Larger-than-life bubbles hung from branches, multicolored...
View ArticleFire Prevention Week highlights fire safety
As temperatures begin to fall, Fire Prevention Week is reminding residents to take precautions against home fires, particularly as cooking and heating become more common. For those students living in...
View ArticleStudents remind peers of campus resources
For college students, finding help on campus can be just as important as finding the right classes. From academic and career support to housing and other campus resources, Marshall University offers...
View ArticleChiliFest returns to downtown Huntington
Downtown Huntington will be filled with the smell of chili, live music and competition on Oct. 17 as ChiliFest returns for another year of food, entertainment and fundraising. ChiliFest is the West...
View ArticleMarshall students urged to support lifesaving efforts.
Marshall students are capable of saving lives, according to the local Marrow Donor Program. NMDP is a global organization that helps those diagnosed with a form of blood cancer or disorder find a...
View ArticleMarshall’s Thundering Word Makes Their Voices ‘Herd’
Arguing, often about current political events, turns out to be a powerful way to bring people together. Marshall’s Speech and Debate team, The Thundering Word, dedicates weeks to preparing for...
View ArticleHomecoming Heartstopper: Fourth quarter field goal seals 36-35 Marshall victory
Jorge Diaz Nicolas says he gets more nervous in practice than in games. Nobody in Joan C. Edwards Stadium could say the same Saturday. With seconds left and a Gardner-Webb timeout meant to rattle him,...
View ArticleSydney Sweeney’s ad: feminist abomination or catalyst for reevaluation
A pair of footballs. A spinning basketball. A soccer ball. And Sydney Sweeney’s naked body. On September 9, an ad for Novig, a new sports betting app, dropped alongside a wave of outrage, confusion,...
View ArticleHomecoming Royalty Crowned
A week of 80’s nostalgia came to an end under the Joan C. Edwards Stadium lights. On Saturday, Sept. 26, Marshall University crowned Olivia Brown and Ethan Bella as this year’s Homecoming Royalty. “I...
View ArticleNew bison in the Herd: Q&A with provost Diane Petrella
On Oct. 17 2025, Marshall University announced that Diane Petrella would be taking on the role of the next senior vice president and provost, effective on July 1, 2026. Almost three months have passed...
View ArticleMarshall Men’s Basketball Opens Practice
A team that will only have four returning players and a lot of new faces on the hardwood this year. Practice has started for the Marshall University Men’s basketball team as the team prepares for the...
View ArticleStudent Government brightens Fifth Avenue ahead of homecoming parade
Since Marshall’s Student Government Association adopted a portion of fifth avenue in Huntington through the Adopt-a-Highway Program, the group has made an effort to ensure the main road along the...
View ArticleMarshall Theatre to bring ‘Men on Boats’ to the stage
Marshall University Theatre will take audiences on a journey through the Grand Canyon with its upcoming production of “Men on Boats”, a comedic retelling of a historic 1869 expedition. The play,...
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