马歇尔的时刻

Senior visual arts student Callie Thacker won the Creative Discovery 研究 Scholar Award in April. 从那时起, she has worked tirelessly to bring her vision of working with stained glass to reality and is now showcasing her work in the Birke Art Gallery.

Jamie Springston has a different perspective than other students walking to class on a brisk, 秋天的早晨. He’s 35 years old and has already experienced more than many do in a lifetime.

If you asked Nevaeh Harmon what she hoped her college career at Marshall would look like, 奇怪的是, having 3 million people watching her compete on live TV was not on her list of activities.

Marshall Cyber Professor Josh Brunty has led his students to a national championship and several top 10 finishes. 现在, as the head coach of the US Cyber Team, he’ll be preparing the best for global competitions and can’t wait to showcase all that Marshall Cyber has to offer.

Holly Edwards, a student in Marshall’s Joan C. Edwards 医学院, always knew that she wanted to be a doctor and knew she wanted to serve her country. 与美国.S. Army’s Health Professions Scholarship Program, she gets to do both.

For Skyla Hilliard, the Marshall for All program is exactly what she never knew she needed. Marshall for All aims to help students to combine scholarships, 奖助金, work opportunities and family contributions to earn their bachelor’s degrees without student loans.

If you’ve ever attended a Marshall University event, 是晚餐吗?, 毕业典礼, a theater production or the annual fountain ceremony, chances are you’ve seen the design work of Jamez Morris-Smith.

Nike President and Chief Executive John Donahoe will deliver the keynote address at Saturday, 4月29日th’s 2023 Spring Commencement. The long-time titan of business says the key to success is to be curious, be grateful and to invest in yourself.

Taya Horob will be putting on her cap and gown with thousands of other Marshall University seniors on Saturday, 4月29日. What makes this soon-to-be graduate unique: She’s just 19 years old. 照这样下去, she’ll be earning her master’s degree by the time most of the students from her high school graduating class earn their bachelor’s degree.

They don’t know each other, but they share a common bond. Loved ones of those who have passed on, gathering with educators and students. For some, the selfless gift means closure. For others—a new beginning.

Frederick Bartolovic and his ceramics students use pottery to transform lives through their annual Huntington Empty Bowls event. Together, they’ve helped to provide close to 1.5 million meals to the community through the Facing Hunger Foodbank.

Marshall junior George Urling has returned from Japan, where he competed with Marshall’s Thundering Word Speech and Debate Team, earning second in Visual Communication. Getting up there and making a solid argument – it’s what he loves to do.