Greek Life training focuses on safety, inclusivity
A recent training session at the Brad D. Smith Business Building on Saturday, Jan. 25, emphasized the importance of safety, risk management and inclusivity for the Greek Life community. Alex Roets,...
View ArticleGreek leaders recognized for outstanding contributions at Marshall University
Members of Marshall University’s Greek Life were recognized for their leadership and involvement on Thursday, Jan. 30, at their Chapter Assessment Program Awards Ceremony. Gabrielle Belcher was named...
View ArticleMarshall student injured in pedestrian accident on 3rd avenue
A Marshall student was struck by a vehicle and injured early Tuesday, Feb. 4, at 3rd Avenue and 19th Street. Leah Payne, the director of communications at Marshall, said the female student has been...
View ArticleAuschwitz survivors attend Holocaust Remembrance Day in Poland
Holocaust survivors gathered Monday, Jan. 27, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland. Over one million people, mostly Jews, were deported to Auschwitz,...
View ArticleWomen’s Basketball scores its first road game win of the season
With a season high for forced turnovers, Marshall Women’s Basketball was able to score its first road victory, 71-65, this season against the Georgia Southern Eagles on Saturday, Feb. 1. “Our team has...
View ArticleMarshall Artists Series returns for spring semester
Marshall University’s Artist Series returns for the spring semester with various events for students to look forward to. Angela Jones, the director of marketing for the Marshall Artist Series, said the...
View ArticleBlack History Month festivities begin with annual poster competition
Marshall University’s Black History Month celebrations kicked off with the Dr. Carter G. Woodson Lyceum’s annual Black History Month Poster Competition Awards on Feb. 2 at the Visual Arts Center....
View ArticleCouples on Campus: The Baileys
From that first “hola” in high school Spanish class to now nurturing a family of their own, one pair of high school sweethearts has built a lifetime of laughter and shared dreams. Travis Bailey, the...
View ArticleAlpha Chi Omega looks to spring recruitment through philanthropic efforts
Marshall University’s Student Center became a hub of compassion and community on Sunday, Feb. 2, as Alpha Chi Omega hosted its “Sending Our Love” philanthropy event to support the Golden Girl Group...
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GALLERY: Men’s Basketball vs. Arkansas State
The Marshall University Men’s Basketball team defeated top-ranked Arkansas State in a Sun Belt Conference clash 77-72 on Wednesday, Feb 5. Led by a double-double performance from senior Nate Martin who...
View ArticleIndoor Track & Field school record broken
Another Marshall Indoor Track & Field school record was broken at the PNC Lenny Lyles Invitational hosted by the University of Louisville Cardinals Friday, Feb. 1-2. Kylee Mastin continued her hot...
View ArticleTrump’s second week characterized by tariff threats, demands and funding freezes
President Trump’s second week was dominated by threats of tariffs, demands against other countries and a controversial funding freeze order. On Monday, Jan. 27, Trump issued a memorandum pausing the...
View ArticleMarshall students settle in with a good book
As February begins to settle in, Marshall students start to settle in with a new favorite book. The Parthenon interviewed three students and conducted a poll about current reading habits on campus,...
View ArticleThere will never be another David Lynch
On Wednesday, Jan. 15, American director and actor David Lynch passed away from emphysema, leaving behind a legacy that is impossible to replicate. Over the past five decades, Lynch has redefined...
View ArticleLegislative Lookahead emphasizes a family friendly West Virginia
Reimagining West Virginia into a state that retains current residents and recruits new residents remains a top priority in the 2025 legislative session, several WV political leaders said at the...
View ArticleEducation, future workforce take precedent at Legislative Lookahead
Building a better future for the next generation of West Virginians will be a focal point in this year’s legislative session, several state representatives who spoke at the Legislative Lookahead said...
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GALLERY: Legislative Lookahead
The 87th regular session for the West Virginia Legislature begins Wednesday, Feb. 12. State leaders spoke on education and what’s to come for the mountain state. Gallery • 9 Photos Wade Sullivan House...
View ArticleAfter Office Hours: Bravin Hughart
Even in the most rural areas, people continue to create safe and accessible environments for everyone. Director Bravin Hughart strives to accomplish that at the Marshall Mid-Ohio Valley Campus. Before...
View ArticleThe Dancing Thunder: Where passion meets performance
The Marshall University Dance Team, known as the Dancing Thunder, is a dynamic group of energetic young women who perform at home football, volleyball and basketball games as well as various community...
View ArticleTrump signs the Laken Riley Act, the first legislation of his second term
The Laken Riley Act, signed into law by President Donald Trump, is the first legislation implemented in his second term. The bill, named after the murdered Georgia nursing student, mandates federal...
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