An audience was taken to Manhattan's Washington Heights, a neighborhood in New York City at 7:30 p.m.Tuesday when the 2008 Tony Award-winning Best Musical 'In the Heights' came to the Keith-Albee]]> Wed, 22 Feb 2012 1.2704590 The Parthenon Keith-Albee KEYAIRA MCCAULEY The Parthenon http://www.marshallparthenon.com/series-aims-to-revitalize-huntington-1.2704589 CHELSIE SCHULDIES
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It is time to start picking up trash, Huntington. Paige Muellerleile, associate professor of psychology at Marshall University, spoke at a Dine and Di...

Mardi Gras originated from the Roman festival Lupercalia dedicated to excessive eating, drinking and orgies. Part-time instructor Mary Stiles said the Roman Catholic Church reformed ]]> Wed, 22 Feb 2012 1.2704588 The Parthenon Lupercalia dedicated to excessive eating, drinking and orgies. Part-time instructor Mary Stiles said the Roman Catholic Church reformed SHAUN FRENCH The Parthenon http://www.marshallparthenon.com/recent-spike-in-republican-support-for-santorum-is-misguided-foolish-1.2704587 KATIE QUINONEZ
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According to a recent Gallup Poll, GOP presidential hopeful Rick Santorum now leads his opponents, with 36 percent of the vote. Mitt Romney has fallen behind and is now trailing ]]> Wed, 22 Feb 2012 1.2704587 The Parthenon Santorum now leads his opponents, with 36 percent of the vote. Mitt Romney has fallen behind and is now trailing KATIE QUINONEZ The Parthenon http://www.marshallparthenon.com/letter-to-the-editor-1.2704586
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EDITOR'S NOTE : This letter is in response to an article that was published Feb. 15. The article covered a demonstration conducted by gay rights activist who were counter demonstrated by anti-gay rights activists at City Hall. Marriage is som...

West Virginia has a problem with its prisons. There are not enough of them to house the number of inmates that are being locked up each year. For a state that has ranked consistently low and - usually 39 among the 50 states and ndash; and ndash; in violent ...

With only four games remaining in the regular season, the Marshall University men's basketball team looks to continue its climb in the conference standings. After picking up a win at Southern Methodist, the Thundering Herd returns home to take on ano...

Fan Fridays are back at the John Deaver Drinko Library beginning Feb. 24. Fan Fridays began last semester as a way to gain attention for the...

Gatlinburg, Tenn., has more than Dollywood or the world's hottest hot sauce and - and shy; it is a city surrounded by mountains and wildlife. Mars...

Women's History Month is coming early to Marshall University. Women's History Month, celebrated internationally in March, is dedicated to recognizing women's achievements and struggles throughout history. The Marshall University Women's Studies...

The Marshall community learned about an important person from Huntington's history Tuesday. Daryl Michael Scott, professor of history at Howard University, presented a lecture to Marshall students and faculty about Carter G. Woodson. 'Woodson's cla...

Marshall University students and staff are always visible on campus because of numerous security cameras. The Marshall University Police Department has more than 100 security cameras on campus, including approximately 80 in the parking garage and 43 ...

The Marshall University Student Government Association conducted a meeting yesterday for students interested in the spring election. During the meeting, Raymond Cousins, election commissioner, went over the election rules and policies in order for st...

Marshall University's IT department, along with President Stephen J. Kopp, is keeping students informed about the dangers of illegal file sharing and copyright infringement. President ]]> Wed, 22 Feb 2012 1.2704573 The Parthenon Kopp, is keeping students informed about the dangers of illegal file sharing and copyright infringement. President SHANE ARRINGTON The Parthenon http://www.marshallparthenon.com/research-center-combines-medicine-technology-1.2704570 SHANE ARRINGTON

For those driving down Third Avenue, it's difficult to miss the bright green glass bridge that connects a building on Marshall University's core campus to the newer building with its own bright green glass across the street. Just like that brid...

Students have the opportunity to see the fears brought on by the possibility of a mental illness in the Pulitzer Prize-winning drama 'Proof.' 'Proof' is a drama about a young woman struggling with the fact that she may have inherited her father's gen...

By nearly every standard of living, Americans have it better than any generation that has come before us. From education and healthcare to transportation and crime rates, we don't have it too bad at all. But, we should not become complacent and assume ...

The West Virginia Senate passed a bill that severely increases the punishment an individual can receive if found guilty defacing public property, last week. A person can now receive a fine of up to a $10,000 fine and three years in jail for the defacin...

Starting full-time practices, Marshall University's men's soccer team prepares for its spring season. Seven matches have been set for The Thundering Herd's spring season beginning with the University of Dayton on March 3 in Dayton, Ohio. Seniors Da...

The Huntington Internal Medicine Group hosted an informational luncheon discussing the need for vaccinations and immunizations, the benefits and the different types of vaccines offered. Community members, medical students and nurses gathered Monday t...