• November 29, 2004 - WMUL receives Broadcast Best of Show award for fifth time
• November 22, 2004 - Two join Marshall University in fund raising capacities
• November 18, 2004 - West Virginia Wireless to extend cost benefits, support Marshall University through new partnership
• November 16, 2004 - Holiday lighting ceremony Thursday at Marshall University
• November 12, 2004 - WMUL students receive three finalists awards
• November 11, 2004 - Memorial service honoring crash victims is Sunday afternoon
• November 11, 2004 - Marshall campus to be decorated Sunday for holidays
• November 11, 2004 - High school students visit Marshall for Scholastic Journalism Program
• November 11, 2004 - Twenty-eight states represented in HealthyHuntington.org Marathon
• November 10, 2004 - Angel to retire as Marshall University president
• November 5, 2004 - Delta Chi Fraternity to colonize at Marshall University
• November 5, 2004 - Jay Flippin Trio to perform Nov. 12 as MU jazz concert series continues
• November 4, 2004 - Environmental  Engineering  project awarded to CEGAS by the US Army Corps of Engineers in Huntington
• November 3, 2004 - High school counselors and principals to visit Marshall University
• November 3, 2004 - Outstanding Black High School Students’ Weekend is Friday and Saturday at Marshall University
• November 3, 2004 - Research and Computing Forum at Marshall Nov. 8
• November 2, 2004 - International Festival, Festival of Flags planned at Marshall
• November 1, 2004 - Annual Health and Social Services Fair planned for Nov. 8 at MU

October, 2004

• October 29, 2004 - Marshall Faculty Receive $727,000 in Research Challenge Grants
• October 29, 2004 - Back By Popular Demand, Marshall Heritage Presentation To Again Highlight Saturday Pre-Game Activities
• October 28, 2004 - Distinguished author to read from her work Nov. 4 at Marshall
• October 28, 2004 - Three to be inducted into Harless Hall of Fame
• October 26, 2004 - Marching Thunder To Welcome High School Bands
• October 26, 2004 - Celebrity Series II to Start Nov. 2
• October 22, 2004 - Marching Thunder to provide live soundtrack for new game-day feature
• October 21, 2004 - Marshall to introduce and establish new game-day feature prior to Saturday’s homecoming contest
• October 21, 2004 - Parent and Family Weekend one of largest in Marshall history
• October 20, 2004 - Drinko Academy recognized as one of nation’s top programs
• October 20, 2004 - Longtime entertainment industry executive to serve as grand marshal of MU homecoming parade, meet with students and faculty
• October 20, 2004 - Full-time weight-loss surgeon joins Marshall medical faculty
• October 19, 2004 - Spring Hill Elementary students to visit Marshall’s campus
• October 19, 2004 - WMUL plans second annual car bash for Friday at Buskirk Field
• October 15, 2004 - Fun-Filled Week of Activities To Highlight “The Final MAC Attack” – Homecoming 2004
• October 13, 2004 - Smithsonian marine biologist headlines 18th annual Yeager Symposium
• October 15, 2004 - MU professor, student participate in NATO ASI in Bulgaria
• October 12, 2004 - Marshall University, Charleston Area Medical Center among sponsors of International Conference on Healthcare Systems
• October 11, 2004 - Distinguished author to read from his work at Marshall University
• October 11, 2004 - Richard Jackson to sign latest book at Marshall University
• October 8, 2004 - Marshall University Forensic Science Center receives federal funding through the President’s DNA initiative
• October 7, 2004 - ‘Red, White, Black & Blue’ authors, editor to speak at Marshall
• October 7, 2004 - ‘Business Connections 2004’ planned for Oct. 20 at MU
• October 6, 2004 - COFA 20th anniversary celebration begins Saturday with gala
• October 6, 2004 - Marshall to join in personal computer recycling drive
• October 5, 2004 - Angel plans State of the University address for Oct. 14
• October 1, 2004 - Blake Collection bibliographer speaks Oct. 23 at Marshall University

September, 2004

• September 30, 2004 - Marshall University Forensic Science Center receives $3.3 million to assist forensic crime laboratories
• September 29, 2004 - $9.3 Million grant boosts research on nutrition-cancer link at Marshall
• September 29, 2004 - Smithsonian adds links to MU Libraries’ Virtual Museum Exhibits
• September 24, 2004 - Special telecast of Brown vs. BOE activities at Marshall University to run Saturday and Sunday on Channel 25
• September 23, 2004 - Herd fans urged to wear green to home games
• September 23, 2004 - MU’s Athletic Training program awarded continuing accreditation
• September 21, 2004 - Marshall faculty members to read from their work
• September 13, 2004 - Sweatequity V planned for Sept. 25 at Marshall University
• September 10, 2004 - Marshall Part-Time Job and Internship Luau Sept. 15
• September 10, 2004 - Combined enrollment up for MU, Community College
• September 9, 2004 - City, MU remember Brown v. Education with series of events
• September 9, 2004 - Angel to receive Outstanding College President Award
• September 7, 2004 - Marching Thunder to perform with Ohio State band
• September 7, 2004 - Marshall professor receives ‘Outstanding Accounting Educator Award’
• September 3, 2004 - MU’s 2004-2005 jazz concert series begins Friday, Sept. 10
• September 2, 2004 - Marshall University ranked as a ‘Top School’
• September 1, 2004 - HealthyHuntingon.org Marathon
  receives official certification by USATF

August, 2004

• August 31, 2004 - WVU Tech Engineering Degree to be available on Marshall University’s campus
• August 30, 2004 - Welcome reception planned at MU for new African American students
• August 30, 2004 - Four to join Marshall University Business Hall of Fame
• August 26, 2004 - Herd Village returns this year with a new twist
• August 26, 2004 - MU Alumni Association plans ‘follow the Herd’ tailgate at OSU
• August 25, 2004 - ‘Miss Julia’ author to speak at luncheon for supporters of libraries at Marshall, WVU
• August 24, 2004 - MU music professor receives grant from ASCAP
• August 20, 2004 - Fall semester begins Monday at Marshall University
• August 18, 2004 - Marching Thunder grows to 240 members
• August 17, 2004 - Welcome Weekend 2004 expected to draw 2,500 to MU
• August 14, 2004 - Parthenon editors, writers win 12 WVPA awards
• August 11, 2004 - Limited Number of Tickets Remain
  For “Paint The Capital City Green” Wednesday, August 18

July, 2004

• July 30, 2004 - College Summit to conduct workshops at Marshall University
• July 29, 2004 - Marshall has 16 presentations at Statewide Technology Conference
• July 23, 2004 - HSTA Summer Program begins Sunday at Marshall
• July 21, 2004 - Six students selected as Erma Byrd Scholars at Marshall University
• July 19, 2004 - MU faculty, students to do research during annual Ohio River Run
• July 15, 2004 - Booth Scholars Program begins Sunday at Marshall University
• July 15, 2004 - Motorists, pedestrians urged to use caution near site of biotechnology science center construction
• July 13, 2004 - Bookwalter named faculty athletic representative for new configuration of Conference USA
• July 12, 2004 - Hess, Gibson, Chafin appointed to MU Board of Governors
• July 8, 2004 - Starting time changed for GHA Performance Expo
• July 2, 2004 - Marshall Medical School gets $16 million NIH research grant
• July 2, 2004 - Marshall Upward Bound hosts annual Upward Bound Day
• June 30, 2004 - Credit Fair/Open House is July 13 at Marshall Community College
• June 18, 2004 - Governor’s Honors Academy begins June 27 at Marshall University
• June 17, 2004 - Marshall, Walter Reed launch historic health care partnership Friday
• June 16, 2004 - University Physicians & Surgeons Inc. receives $440,000 grant
• June 15, 2004 - Marshall’s SGA vice president resigns after two months in office
• June 11, 2004 - WebCT again names Marshall Digital Content Leader
• June 9, 2004 - Marshall professor writes book on Southeastern Indian art
• June 7, 2004 - Application Process Begins for Graduate Fee Waivers
• June 3, 2004 - Marshall University Alumni Association partners with Liberty Mutual to save graduates money on auto, home insurance

June, 2004

• June 30, 2004 - Credit Fair/Open House is July 13 at Marshall Community College
• June 22, 2004 - Kosins to perform with Bluetrane; show to be televised on Channel 25
• June 18, 2004 - Governor’s Honors Academy begins June 27 at Marshall University
• June 17, 2004 - Marshall, Walter Reed launch historic health care partnership Friday
• June 17, 2004 - Youth Technology Camp begins June 21 at Marshall University
• June 17, 2004 - MU’s Jazz-MU-Tazz features national artist Kathy Kosins
• June 16, 2004 - MU President treated at Weston hospital, returns to Huntington
• June 16, 2004 - University Physicians & Surgeons Inc. receives $440,000 grant
• June 15, 2004 - Marshall’s SGA vice president resigns after two months in office
• June 11, 2004 - WebCT again names Marshall Digital Content Leader
• June 9, 2004 - Marshall to suspend classes Friday during Reagan’s funeral service
• June 9, 2004 - Marshall professor writes book on Southeastern Indian art
• June 9, 2004 - Upward Bound Program brings 60 students to MU campus
• June 8, 2004 - New Student Orientation begins June 15
• June 7, 2004 - Bluetrane to perform during parade for pets at Ritter Park
• June 7, 2004 - Application Process Begins for Graduate Fee Waivers
• June 3, 2004 - Marshall University Alumni Association partners with Liberty Mutual to save graduates money on auto, home insurance
• June 2, 2004 - Power outage forces closure of Marshall South Charleston campus, cancellation of evening classes
• June 1, 2004 - Service Awards Luncheon honors MU staff members

May, 2004

• May 28, 2004 - Summer Learning Disabilities Program begins June 10
• May 28, 2004 - Writing camp at Marshall to explore the topic of race
• May 27, 2004 - Newest Yeager class includes 11 students from six states
• May 26, 2004 - HADCO, Marshall University receive $25,000 state grant to aid biotech marketing efforts
• May 26, 2004 - HADCO, Marshall University announce establishment of Biotech Alliance
• May 26, 2004 - Artistic handwriting demonstrations on display at Drinko Library
• May 24, 2004 - New scholarship opportunity now available at Marshall Community and Technical College
• May 14, 2004 - New documentary will tell Cam Henderson story
• May 14, 2004 - Marshall Community and Technical College associate professor to participate in Oxford Round Table in August
• May 12, 2004 - Bill Smith joins Marshall University Board of Governors
• May 12, 2004 - Marshall Business Dean
  to Join Pan-Pacific Business Association
• May 12, 2004 - State Diocesan Convention this weekend at Marshall University
• May 11, 2004 - Psychology department students receive awards
• May 10, 2004 - Marshall plans to change identification number policy
• May 6, 2004 - MU professor awarded Fulbright Scholar Lectureship
• May 6, 2004 - Marshall President invited to Oxford summit
• May 4, 2004 - Marshall’s 167th commencement to be broadcast on local cable television and the Internet
• May 4, 2004 - Marshall University College of Science students to attend NATO Advanced Study Institute in Bulgaria in September
• May 3, 2004 - WMUL students establish record with three more awards

April, 2004

• April 30, 2004 - Marshall again eclipses record with 2004 graduation class
• April 29, 2004 - WMUL students continue winning tradition at SPJ contest
• April 29, 2004 - Shuttle service recommended to ease traffic congestion associated with Marshall’s 167th commencement
• April 28, 2004 - Master’s and doctoral hooding ceremonies scheduled for Marshall’s South Charleston, Huntington campuses
• April 28, 2004 - Fox, Osborne, Rahall, Wheeler to receive honorary degrees May 8 during Marshall’s commencement
• April 27, 2004 - Marshall to offer Swahili, secondary Arabic this fall
• April 26, 2004 - TechTV To Feature Nationally Recognized MARC Wireless Initiative
• April 22, 2004-Marshall University Alumni Association unveils redesigned Web site
• April 22, 2004 - Donning of the Kente recognizes graduating African American students
• April 21, 2004 - Faculty meeting Thursday to honor award winners, retirees
• April 20, 2004 - Plymale to speak at Marshall Community College graduation
• April 20, 2004 - Nicholson wins Hedrick Outstanding Faculty Award at Marshall
• April 19, 2004 - Marshall students invited to Spring Fling 2004 at Harless Dining Hall
• ‘Take Back the Night’ rally planned for April 29 at Marshall
• April 19, 2004 - Leslie Nielsen to Appear at Marshall Fundraiser April 24
• April 16, 2004 - Early Education Center’s annual Art Show and Auction is April 21-24 at Marshall University
• April 15, 2004 - Administrative Professionals Day is April 21 at Marshall University
• April 15, 2004 - COLA Undergraduate Research and Creativity Conference is Tuesday, April 20 at Marshall University
• April 14, 2004 - International recording artist and lecturer Skott Freedman to speak and perform at Marshall University Friday, April 16
• April 14, 2004 - Kerkian named Executive Director of Marshall Foundation
• April 14, 2004 - Congressman Rahall to speak at Marshall commencement
• April 13, 2004 - Ten elected to serve on MUAA Board of Directors
• April 9, 2004 - Marshall Chemistry student to participate in Posters on the Hill
• April 8, 2004 - Regional historian to speak at Woodson fundraising banquet
• April 7, 2004 - Ashes to Glory Scholarship established at Marshall University
• April 7, 2004 - Deadline Nears for Summer Graduate Tuition Waivers
• April 6, 2004 - First HealthyHuntington.org Marathon set for Nov. 14 in Huntington; race to begin, end at Marshall University
• April 5, 2004 - Tri-State Psychology Conference Thursday at Marshall University
• April 5, 2004 - Award-winning poet to read from his work at Marshall University
• April 5, 2004 - New Marshall Student Government Association leaders to be inaugurated April 6 at MU President’s home
• April 2, 2004 - Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist, William Raspberry, speaks at Marshall University
• April 1, 2004 - Two MU parking lots, portion of 6th Avenue to be closed Friday during Bush visit

March, 2004

• March 30, 2004 - Second annual Marshall Academic Expo offers information, fun and prizes
• March 29, 2004 - WMUL-FM student broadcasters capture top honors at 2004 National Broadcasting Society conference
• Two major events on Marshall’s campus this weekend
• March 26, 2004 - ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ runs April 21-24 at Marshall University
• March 23, 2004- Award-winning actress Jane Alexander featured speaker at Elizabeth Gibson Drinko Honors Convocation
• March 19, 2004 - Spring Jobs Fest at Marshall attracts more than 60 employers
• March 18, 2004 - ‘Mom’s Turn to Learn’ Arrives Monday, March 29
• March 18, 2004 - Visiting scientists to take part in mini-symposium at Marshall
• March 12, 2004 - Governor’s Summit on Alcohol Use in Higher Education planned for April 5 at Marshall University
• March 10, 2004 - Marshall University dedicates Harless Dining Hall
• March 2, 2004 - Marshall Campaign Reaches 2/3 of Goal with Gift to Simon Perry Academic Program
• March 2, 2004 - Construction on Robert C. Byrd Biotechnology Science Center begins Tuesday, March 9; parking areas will be affected
• March 1, 2004 - Marshall University and West Virginia Wireless Partner to Expand Nationally Recognized Technology Initiative

February, 2004

• February 26, 2004 - Authors of ‘Red, White, Black & Blue’ at Marshall March 2
• February 25, 2004 - Award-winning poet reads from her work March 4 at Marshall
• February 25, 2004 - City attorney to speak at Marshall’s Diversity Breakfast
• February 24, 2004 - Nobel Peace Prize recipient at Marshall University for Women History Month celebration
• February 24, 2004 - Committed to Christ Campus Ministries sponsors ‘Praisefest 2004’
• February 19, 2004 - Ceremony planned to recognize opening of new WMUL studio
• February 19, 2004 - MU Language Bank to help meet increasing translation needs
• February 16, 2004 - Blood drive planned this week at Marshall University
• February 16, 2004 - Paul Robeson Stamp to be unveiled Feb. 23 at Marshall University
• February 13, 2004 - Two Marshall sophomores honored by Gov. Wise for their efforts in Vandalia Project
• February 12, 2004 - Marshall Psychology Clinic to conduct parenting classes
• February 11, 2004 - Eleven Marshall University students to participate in Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol Feb. 26
• February 11, 2004 - Author Yolanda Young keynote speaker for Women of Color Program
• February 10, 2004 - Marshall Community and Technical College sponsors Bassmaster University Feb. 21-22
• February 9, 2004 - ‘The Vagina Monologues’ to be performed at Marshall University
• February 9, 2004 - Marshall announces administrative restructuring
• February 9, 2004 - Enactment of Life of Harriett Tubman and Underground Railroad set for Monday, Feb. 16 at Marshall University
• February 6, 2004 - MU graduate student receives grant from Sigma Xi
• February 4, 2004 - Job Op Career Fair scheduled March 4 at Marshall University
• February 4, 2004 - Cabell County Schools administrator featured speaker for 2004 Spring Teacher Lecturer Series

January, 2004

• January 30, 2004 - Marshall president’s new TV show to premiere
• January 29, 2004 - Marshall Community & Technical College’s Physical Therapist Assistant Program accredited through 2012
• January 27, 2004 - Autism Training Center at Marshall featured in segment on NPR; story selected as a top 3 editors’ pick’
• January 26, 2004 - Annual awards banquet highlights Alumni Weekend April 2-3
• January 23, 2004 - Marshall enrollment records established during fall 2003 semester
• January 23, 2004 - Marshall meets national information security standards 
• January 22, 2004 - Marshall University Libraries announces new digital museum exhibit
• January 21, 2004 - Board of Governors completes evaluation of Marshall president
• January 20, 2004 - Team trivia game show coming to Marshall’s campus
• January 16, 2004 - MUAA seeks new members for Board of Directors
• January 12, 2004 - Marshall to provide webcast for State of the State address
• January 8, 2004 - Herd fans to gear up for annual Marshall/WVU Capital Classic with two major game-day events
• January 7, 2004 - Marshall to Host Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Symposium