Come out to Cicada Books the last Tuesday of every month to discuss recent titles in the self-help genre This month's book is The Comfort Book by Haig 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 If You Can't Take the Heat by DeRuiter. Tasty Reads is free... View Article
Wednesday March 5, 7 pm, Shawkey Dining Room (MSC at Marshall) Dr. Suzanne Lye “Crossing the Goddess: The Cosmic Power of Female Anger.” Free, open to the public, reception to... View Article
Walter Gropius Master Artist Sarah Pike will speak at HMA about her work in a free public presentation on Friday, March 7, 2025, at 7 p.m. Admission to the public... View Article
Join WV Citizen Action's free Fundamentals of Organizing: Building People Power training. Open to all, this workshop teaches essential skills for growing your organization and driving change. You'll learn to analyze power structures, define self-interests, build relational power, and develop your base. Connect with fellow organizers and gain practical tools to impact your community, regardless... View Article
Eight inspiring speakers will take the stage this year to share their take on what it means to go “Beyond Borders.” From educators to innovators, this year’s lineup promises to bring fresh perspectives and never-before-seen experiences to TEDxMarshallU. Learn more about the 2025 speakers and event
Come out to Cicada Books the second Tuesday of every month to discuss banned books - what's controversial and why. This month's book is The Bluest Eye by Morrison. Banned Together is free and open to the public. Read on!
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 Big Fish by Wallace. Based on a Book is free and open to the public. Read on!
Come out to Cicada Books the last Tuesday of every month to discuss recent titles in the self-help genre This month will be a general meeting. Shelf Improvement is free and open to the public. Read on!
Marshall University’s A.E. Stringer Visiting Writer Series will present a reading with author Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 26, in the Drinko Library Atrium, located on the library’s third floor. The reading is free and open to the public. Clapsaddle is an enrolled citizen of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and... View Article
Join Sharon Pressman, Executive Director, CONTACT and Melinda Perron, Assistant Director, CONTACT to discuss building safe communities.
Get ready for a night of mystery, horror, and West Virginia legend as Lil’ Dyl’s Foundry Flashbacks continues with a special screening of The Mothman Prophecies (2002)! This chilling film, featuring WSAZ’s Susan Nicholas and Huntington’s own Doug Korstanje, brings the eerie tale of WV’s favorite cryptid to the big screen. We are honored to... View Article
Lil Dyl's Foundry Flashbacks featuring The Devil and Daniel Johnston! Join us for a special screening of The Devil and Daniel Johnston as part of Lil' Dyl’s Foundry Flashbacks on March 30th! Widely regarded as one of the greatest music documentaries of all time, this powerful film offers an intimate look into the life, genius,... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the first Tuesday of every month to discuss food-related fiction. This month's book is The Cook and the Gardener by Hesser. Tasty Reads is free and... View Article
Tuesday, April 1, 7 pm, Shawkey Dining Room (MSC at Marshall). The Alys Smith Symposium on Women Professionals featuring keynote speaker Judge Stephanie Thacker of the Fourth Circuit Court of... View Article
The Jurij Fedynskyj Family presents Bless My Homeland Forever - historic, noble, and traditional Ukrainian music of defense and peace. Come out for a concert, fundraiser, and talk in support... View Article
