The Marshall University Department of History will welcome Dr. Karen Petrone, professor of history and Zantker Professor of Jewish History at the University of Kentucky, for the 2025 Charles Hill... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the second Thursday of every month to discuss books and the movies and TV shows they're based on. This month's book will be The Professor and... View Article
Amy McCallister-Ethel, Resource Development Manager, Habitat for Humanity of the Tri-State, Inc. Amy McCallister-Ethel is a seasoned communications and public relations professional with over 22 years of experience. She began... View Article
Mark your calendars! Ohio Poet Laureate Kari Gunter-Seymour is visiting us here at Marshall! Join us for a wonderful night of poetry with Kari Gunter-Seymour, an award-winning poet, Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellowship recipient, and ninth-generation Appalachian storyteller! Kari is the author of Dirt Songs (2024), Alone in the House of My Heart (2022),... View Article
Thursday, April 17, 2025: Jared Fishman, Esquire, founder and executive director of the Justice Innovation Lab, former senior prosecutor for the civil rights division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and... View Article
Enjoy readings and Q&A with three different poets - West Virginia Poet Laureate, Marc Harshman, David Prather, and Renee Nicholson.
This month’s Writers Can Read series will feature two award-winning writers Laura Treacy Bentley and Huey Perry reading from their work. The event is free and open to the public... View Article
The mic is live on the block, the knowledge is deep, and the music is original. Word on the Block #3 is back—bringing the community together in an intergenerational, interdisciplinary celebration of... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the last Tuesday of every month to discuss recent titles in the self-help genre This month's book will be Rage Becomes Her by Chemaly. Shelf Improvement is free and open to the public. Read on!
Come out to Cicada Books the first Tuesday of every month to discuss food-related fiction. This month's book is The French Ingredient by Bertch. Tasty Reads is free and open to the public. Read on!
