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Featuring keynote speaker Dr. Joe William Trotter, Jr. Funds raised will help the Foundation provide academic scholarships and to realize its vision of a Black History and Civil Rights History Museum in Huntington's Fairfield community.
Marshall University will host the Alys Smith Symposium on Women Professionals, featuring Women of Journalism, at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 10, in the Shawkey Dining Room of the Marshall Memorial Student Center. This semester’s symposium will feature Susan Nicholas, an alumna of Marshall University from the class of 1990, and a news anchor at WSAZ.... View Article
Come join us on Marshal 29-30, 2024 for our annual HerdCon Pop Culture Convention hosted by the Marshall University Libraries. This FREE event will be held in the Memorial Student Center and the Drinko Library, featuring cosplay competitions, discussion panels, vendors, and so much more. Follow our social media accounts for updates and event announcements.... View Article
Join activist, academic and performer Julian Kevon Glover, PhD, whose research focuses on Black/brown queer cultural formations, performance, ethnography, embodied knowledge, and performance theory. A classically trained cellist, creative work... View Article
The Beyond Waste Student Summits bring together students to understand the systemic impact of waste, from extraction to disposal. This full-day leadership intensives invite students from all levels of experience and interest to co-create a collaborative and justice-oriented space. Attendees will have the opportunity to collaborate on simulated campaigns that range from building zero waste... View Article
West Virginia’s oldest and longest running international festival, the annual exposition features international foods, world music and dance and displays representing many different countries and cultures. The festival is open to the public and is free of charge to enter. The Tri-State’s best international restaurants will be featured at this year’s International Festival. Each restaurant will... View Article
Calling all makers! The West Virginia Makes Festival, the state and region's largest maker fair, is back. Our tenth annual festival on the Huntington campus of Marshall University promises to be bigger and better than ever! Join our celebration of creativity and ingenuity in all forms. Show off your innovations, inventions or other creative endeavors... View Article
Celebrate Marshall University Homecoming at The Glow Up Sneaker Ball! Hosted by Dicey with a DJ set by Illspin, featuring the hottest band in the land, the Jason Mays band.
We at dōTERRA understand when lifestyle is the focus, health can be naturally achieved and maintained. At Reclaim Your Health events, you’ll get the education and support you need to do just that—reclaim your health from the foundation up. What to Expect at Reclaim Your Health Exceptional education on the doTERRA Wellness Lifestyle Access to... View Article
Homer Hickam, the bestselling author of Rocket Boys, which was the basis for the movie October Sky, will appear on Marshall University’s Huntington campus Thursday, May 4. The community is invited to an open lecture at 6 p.m. in room BE-5 of the Memorial Student Center Rocket Boys was first published in 1998 and... View Article
