Not liking pop music does not make you deep
It seems like everyone these days is allergic to fun. Okay, that statement might be a bit dramatic, but it is what crosses my mind every time I hear someone hating on songs or artists that are defined...
View ArticleMarshall expands collaboration to Ireland
At the end of July, Marshall University signed and completed a Memorandum of Understanding in collaboration with the Dundalk Institute of Technology in the Republic of Ireland. The collaboration...
View ArticleVAC directors reflect on 10 years of integrating art into community
The community remains a top priority for Marshall’s Visual Arts Center even after 10 years, a commitment expressed by both the first and current directors of the VAC. “We are always finding new ways...
View ArticleDrinko Library’s 2025 art exhibit seeking submissions
According to a press release from Marshall University News, the theme for the exhibit is “Appalachian Innovation: Crafting the Future.” The press release also states that the Marshall and Appalachian...
View ArticleMarshall Artists Series returns with 2024-2025 lineup
Since its inception in 1936, the Marshall Artist Series has been a source of cultural enrichment, providing the greater Huntington area with a rich repertoire of performances for 88 years. Shows are...
View ArticleVirginia Tech takes down the Herd
After trailing by just three points at halftime, Marshall Football took the loss against the Virginia Tech Hokies with a score of 31-14 on Saturday, Sept. 7, at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia,...
View ArticleComing to school shouldn’t be scary, local teacher says on recent Georgia...
“No students should fear coming to school,” a teacher at Cabell Midland High School said in response to the shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia Wednesday, Sept. 4. “It (school) should...
View Article‘Hacking the Library’ art to be shown in Drinko Library
The “Hacking the Library: An Art in the Libraries” art exhibit will be shown in Drinko Library’s first floor on Sept. 12 from 4 to 5:30 p.m. This exhibit is a partnership between Marshall Libraries...
View ArticleArt tells the story
Making good art is good storytelling, said the featured artist during her presentation on the last day of her exhibit in the Visual Arts Center from July 19 to Sept. 5. “I think what makes good art is...
View ArticleIntramural sports kick off for fall semester
Marshall University intramural sports have begun at the Marshall Recreation Center. The Rec offers a variety of intramural sports every quarter, and anyone with an active MUID number can participate....
View ArticleDefective offense derail Herd in Blacksburg
Despite a good defensive showing in Blacksburg, Virginia, multiple offensive miscues caused Marshall Football to come up short against Virginia Tech on Saturday, Sept. 7. North Texas transfer Stone...
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GALLERY: ‘Us & Them’ recording
Gallery • 3 Photos The live taping on Wednesday, Sept. 4, was led by Trey Kay (above), the creator of the podcast. (Photos courtesy of Charles G. Bailey) The post GALLERY: ‘Us & Them’ recording...
View ArticleGreek Life prepares for new members
Rush and recruitment for Greek Life starts this week, and while the specifics may vary between organizations, fraternities and sororities have a lot in common in the preparation going into the week....
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Live podcast ponders young voter habits
Issues that factor into a Marshall students’ vote span a wide range of topics, said a Marshall political science professor at the live taping of the “Us and Them” podcast on Wednesday, Sept. 4....
View ArticleVolleyball sweeps competition at EMU Tournament
Marshall Volleyball wrapped up the Eastern Michigan Tournament with a perfect 3-0 record, defeating Oakland University and George Washington University 3-1 and narrowly beating hosts EMU 3-2 on...
View ArticleAmicus Curiae returns on Constitution Day
In celebration of Constitution Day Tuesday, Sept. 17, Marshall’s long-running political lecture series will foster conversations about our nation’s first leader, George Washington. Denver Brunsman,...
View ArticleThe new myMU in review: a work in progress
“My Team. My Academics. My Training. My Involvement. My Support.” My goodness, this is not the old myMU. The new myMU is out and in full effect. After a week of struggling to navigate Marshall’s new...
View ArticleWomen’s Soccer fells the Sycamores
Marshall Women’s Soccer emerged victorious on Sunday, Sept. 9, after a nail-biting game resulting in a late goal from Ebony Leckey to lead the Herd past the Indiana State Sycamores 1-0 at Hoops Family...
View ArticleSand Sculpting to Benefit Local Museum
The event lead for Sandfest, a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum happening on Sept. 15 from 2 to 6 p.m., expects more people than previous years to attend. Stacy Hacker, Huntington...
View ArticleAstronomy Club hosts virtual speaker series
The Marshall University Astronomy Club is currently hosting a virtual speaker series on YouTube during the Fall 2024 Semester. “For our virtual speaker series, this is something that we have drawn...
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