Marshall basketball teams show their stuff
Thundering Herd hoops displayed its new players and established stars when it hosted Herd Madness on Thursday.
Marshall fraternity member sprints in Spanish tradition
A member of Delta Chi shares his experience in the Running of the Bulls in Pamplona during the summer.
Popularity of vegetarian diet rises with college crowd
College students are choosing to live a vegetarian lifestyle as more options become available to them.
Student athletes struggle to balance sports and school
Most students’ lives are stressful enough just worrying about grades, but student-athletes have to deal with the same stress every day, plus the pressure of doing their personal best on the field or court.
Their daily schedules show how hectic life is for student athletes, even in the teams’ off-seasons.
Keith-Albee continues renovations
The Keith-Albee is a landmark of Huntington’s downtown and is the scene of constant change.
An award ceremony took place Wednesday evening to honor historic preservation. The Hyman family was recognized for their dedication to preserving the Keith-Albee.
Kendo, aikido and judo about more than just physical combat
Every week, members of the kendo, judo and aikido Japanese martial arts clubs learn to attack assailants and maneuver with gliding ability. Flipping an opponent to the floor or making a sword lounge to the neck takes intense physical training as well as mental exertion.
From Tony Award winning musicals to life-sized puppetry, the Marshall Artists Series continues its 65th anniversary with a schedule of spring semester events.
When I woke up late for the first day of classes this semester and almost missed a noon meeting as a result, it became blatantly obvious that one of the most feared, but yet all too common maladies of college had hit at last –Senioritis.
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