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

Marshall University Plant Taxonomy students celebrated Earth Day with a hands‑on learning experience at the Huntington Museum of Art Plant Conservatory. Students explored a wide range of plant species while studying adaptations, structure, and diversity beyond the classroom. The visit was led by Conservatory Director and Marshall alumnus Joshua Hamrick,… 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

Dr. Manoj Manna, assistant professor of chemistry at Marshall University, was recognized as a Student Success Champion during an award ceremony held April 21. The honor celebrates faculty who make a meaningful impact on student learning, mentorship, and overall success. Dr. Manna was introduced at the ceremony by students Haley… Read More

Marshall University’s campus is buzzing as approximately 500 high school students from across the region participate in High School Science Day 2026. Hosted by the College of Science, the event offers students hands‑on STEM experiences designed to spark curiosity and encourage exploration of scientific careers. Throughout the day, visiting students… Read More

The Minority Association of Pre‑Medical Students (MAPS) recently hosted a knee replacement demonstration that gave College of Science students a hands‑on look at orthopedic surgery. The event provided participants with an opportunity to explore real‑world surgical techniques and medical innovation. The demonstration featured Dr. Ali Oliashirazi, professor and chair of… Read More

The College of Science hosted COS Research Day on Friday, April 17, 2026, in the Science Building. Students presented research and creative scholarship spanning multiple disciplines, sharing their work with faculty and fellow students. Research Day highlighted innovation, curiosity, and the strong culture of scholarship within the College of Science. Read More

Matison Brown, a Criminal Justice major in Marshall University’s College of Science, is graduating this semester after serving as a resident assistant in Buskirk Hall. Brown has been a member of the Housing and Residence Life staff, where she played an active role in supporting students and building community on… Read More

Faculty and students from the Marshall University Department of Biological Sciences recently traveled to Carter Caves State Resort Park in eastern Kentucky to take part in the park’s annual Wildflower Weekend. Members of the Palmquist, Puppo, and Shakirov research labs spent the day observing and identifying spring wildflowers in one… Read More