Physics News Archive
Dr. Sachiko McBride from Marshall University’s Department of Mathematics and Physics recently appeared on WSAZ Studio 3 to share hands-on physics demonstrations and promote the upcoming KidsFest hosted by the Huntington Children’s Museum. Her segment highlighted interactive experiments designed to spark curiosity and make science approachable for young learners. Community… Read More
Students at Guyandotte Elementary School recently explored the night sky during a visit from Dr. Sachiko McBride of Marshall University. Using a portable planetarium, McBride introduced K–4 students to basic astronomy concepts and the wonders of space in an immersive, hands-on setting. The portable planetarium allows students to step inside… Read More
Students in the Marshall University Physics program have earned recognition for their work throughout the semester, receiving awards, scholarships, and presentation opportunities across a range of academic venues. Honored students include Niko Faulcon, Tyler Parsons, Diesel Bryant, Marshall Smith, Paul Varney, and Tanner Hey. These students presented their research at… Read More
Marshall University’s campus is buzzing as approximately 500 high school students from across the region participate in High School Science Day 2026. Hosted by the College of Science, the event offers students hands‑on STEM experiences designed to spark curiosity and encourage exploration of scientific careers. Throughout the day, visiting students… Read More
Three College of Science master’s students at Marshall University have successfully defended their theses, marking an important milestone in their graduate studies. Pictured from left to right are Evan Page, Ellie White, and Sara Slack, each representing a different academic program within the college. Evan Page, an Environmental Science student,… Read More
Children and families gathered for Family Science Fun Day and enjoyed a variety of hands‑on STEM activity stations. The event drew strong participation and enthusiasm from both students and parents. The College of Science thanks the volunteers who helped set up and run the activity stations, whose support made the… Read More
Students and faculty in the Department of Mathematics & Physics turned Pi Day into a memorable mix of math spirit and community support this year, complete with friendly competition and a pie-filled finale. In the lead-up to the celebration, the Pi Mu Epsilon Math Club invited students to vote with… Read More
The Marshall University College of Science invites high school students from across the region to campus for High School Science Day on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in Huntington, West Virginia. The event is free, and lunch is included. Participants will spend the day exploring… Read More
Fall at Marshall University means festivals, friends, and fascinating science! Physics faculty and students joined in the celebration at two major campus events this October, bringing hands-on demonstrations and excitement to hundreds of visitors. At the 12th annual West Virginia Makes Festival on Oct. 24, Dr. Sachiko McBride wowed the… Read More
Spirits were high as members of the Marshall University Chapter of the Society of Physics Students, the Astronomy Club, and math students from Pi Mu Epsilon joined forces for a night of Halloween fun. The celebration brought together students, faculty, and families for a festive evening filled with creative costumes,… Read More