Natural Resources & Earth Sciences News Archive
Alaina Jewell, a Natural Resources and Recreation Management student in the College of Science at Marshall University, is graduating with her bachelor’s degree this semester. During her time at Marshall University, Jewell has built a strong foundation in environmental and recreation-focused studies. Following graduation, Jewell will continue her education at… Read More
The Marshall University College of Science is celebrating a milestone achievement as the Chemistry Department and the Department of Natural Resources and Earth Sciences received the university’s first‑ever royalty check distribution. The distribution marks an important step in translating research and innovation into sustained support for academic programs. Special recognition… Read More
Environmental Science students from Marshall University spent the weekend at Red River Gorge conducting hands‑on field research as part of their coursework. The trip gave students the opportunity to apply classroom learning in a real‑world setting while collecting ecological data in a dynamic natural environment. During the visit, students gathered… Read More
Niyah Sapp, an Environmental Science student in Marshall University’s College of Science, has been recognized as a Student Success Champion for her positive impact on campus. Sapp serves as a resident assistant in Commons and is known for her dedication to supporting fellow students. Peers describe Sapp as selfless, compassionate,… Read More
The Department of Natural Resources and Earth Sciences in the College of Science has received royalty funding generated from a patented DNA‑based process developed by former students working with Dr. Liz Murray. The work was created through student research conducted in collaboration with faculty and supported by grant funding. The… 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
The Marshall University College of Science is celebrating the excitement surrounding NASA’s Artemis II mission. On campus, enthusiasm is growing as the college’s space tree—flown on the Artemis I mission—has begun to leaf out. The rare tree is a living reminder of Marshall’s connection to NASA’s Artemis program and continues… 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
The College of Science is proud to celebrate Rick Gage as the recipient of the Marshall and Shirley Reynolds Outstanding Teacher Award for 2025–2026, one of the university’s highest honors for teaching excellence. This prestigious award recognizes faculty members who inspire curiosity, foster student success, and bring energy and innovation… Read More
Instead of a traditional Spring Break, a group of College of Science students took their learning across the globe with a two-week trip to Bacolod on Negros Island in the Philippines. The experience, organized by Dr. Tom Jones, Associate Professor in the Department of Natural Resources and Earth Sciences, blended… Read More