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By Ben Anderson April 17, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (WMUL-FM) — With the spring semester entering the final stretch, parking has become a major concern for commuter students at Marshall University. Many commuter students can agree that this has become a growing, and daunting task to battle every day. “It’s definitely gotten worse,” Marshall student

Emma Johnson April 16th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — The newly elected Student Body President and Vice President said one issue they are focusing on is the disconnect between the student population and the student government. “Over the past year, we’ve kind of found out between the student body and the Student Government Association, there’s

Jordan Ooten April 14th, 2025   HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — “Marshall is a magnet attracting talent from near and far and I see wonderful talent in this room, it’s a community of shared purpose,” Montserrat Miller, executive director of the Drinko Academy, said in her Lifetime Achievement Award acceptance speech at the Women of Marshall

Anna Holstein April 9th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — This Saturday, April 12th, you will see Marshall’s campus flooded with prospective students excited for their next four, or more, years here in Huntington.  Green and White Day is a recruitment and admission event where prospective Marshall students can speak with over 100 campus representatives that

Jordan Ooten April 7th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — Marshall’s Student Research and Creativity Symposium gave students the opportunity to showcase their talents and hard work to an audience. The event, which was on April 2 at the Brad D. Smith Center for Business and Innovation and April 3 at the Memorial Student Center, helped

Jordan Ooten March 31, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — As spring break has come and gone, the crucial finals week is approaching quickly. With that, stress and burnout comes at an all time high. During the Stress SOS: Staying the Course virtual event on March 27 at 1pm, mental health specialist Ashley Coon, MA, presented

Jordan Ooten March 24, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — Support groups on Marshall’s campus are very beneficial and help many people cope with their traumas and anxieties, while also having other people to talk about it with and give them a sense of community. Organizations like the Resiliency Circle, a support group for individuals who

Jordan Ooten March 3, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — Being a college student comes with its own struggles, but Marshall University gives students the resources they need to control and talk about their mental health. The Marshall University Counseling Center, located on the first floor of Prichard Hall, gives students the opportunity to discuss their

Jordan Ooten February 24, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — The Student Government Association has approved a bill for the Collegiate Recovery Community at their most recent meeting on Feb. 18. The bill, which is called Senate Bill 82.36 Appropriations for Collegiate Recovery Community, helps the CRC to fund events that are meant to connect students

Anna Holstein February 24, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — Huntington is no stranger to February’s Black History Month, in these uncertain times regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Huntington’s own Carter G. Woodson left a legacy of involvement and inclusion as the “Father of Black History.” Dr. Cicero M. Fain, Marshall University Assistant Provost, said Woodson