The Marshall University Arboretum is more than a collection of tree species. Throughout the campus landscape are notable trees, outdoor learning spaces, sustainability features, and stories that highlight the educational, historical, and environmental significance of the arboretum.
Explore unique specimens such as the Artemis Moon Tree, discover trees with special connections to Marshall University’s history, learn about challenges such as Emerald Ash Borer and Dutch Elm Disease, and visit spaces designed for outdoor learning, reflection, and connection with nature.
Together, these highlights showcase the many ways the arboretum enriches the Marshall University campus experience.
Tree Stories
Notable trees, historic plantings, and trees connected to Marshall traditions
Memorial Trees
Trees that preserve stories of service, achievement, and remembrance across the campus landscape
Conservation Stories
Tree health, invasive species, disease management, stewardship, sustainability, and restoration
Places to Enjoy
Outdoor classrooms, memorial benches, quiet study spaces, and other locations designed to help visitors experience the arboretum
