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Isaiah Narraway April 23, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (WMUL-FM) — Hundreds of handcrafted bowls and a mission to fight hunger brings Huntington and Marshall’s communities together for this year’s Empty Bowls Fundraiser, scheduled for May 2 from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M. at the Pullman Square Gazebo in downtown Huntington. Local potters, students and volunteers
Anna Holstein April 22, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — The annual Marcos award show for student athletes took place on April 6. The event is planned by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, or SAAC. “We fund it, we advertise for it, we do all the planning. It’s all within student athletes working together from different sports,
Owen James April 21, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — At the beginning of March, the Cabell County Board of Education held a work session addressing the $12 million-dollar gap in their budget for the 2026 school year. Superintendent Dr. Ryan Saxe emphasized the declining student population in the district as a key issue, warning that
Jordan Ooten April 21st, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — The Autism Awareness event at Drinko Library spotlights Autism Spectrum Disorder and clears up the many stereotypes that people have when it comes to the disorder. Taylor McClanahan, a licensed social worker who has two children with intellectual disabilities and ASD, described autism as “a neurological
By Riley Burnett April 18, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (WMUL-FM) — As we approach the end of April, some students at Marshall University begin looking towards the end of the semester and summer break. However, others are looking forward to Easter Sunday on April 20. For some the holiday is all about spending time with
By Ben Anderson April 17, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (WMUL-FM) — With the spring semester entering the final stretch, parking has become a major concern for commuter students at Marshall University. Many commuter students can agree that this has become a growing, and daunting task to battle every day. “It’s definitely gotten worse,” Marshall student
Emma Johnson April 16th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — The newly elected Student Body President and Vice President said one issue they are focusing on is the disconnect between the student population and the student government. “Over the past year, we’ve kind of found out between the student body and the Student Government Association, there’s
Jordan Ooten April 14th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — “Marshall is a magnet attracting talent from near and far and I see wonderful talent in this room, it’s a community of shared purpose,” Montserrat Miller, executive director of the Drinko Academy, said in her Lifetime Achievement Award acceptance speech at the Women of Marshall
Anna Holstein April 9th, 2025 HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WMUL-FM) — This Saturday, April 12th, you will see Marshall’s campus flooded with prospective students excited for their next four, or more, years here in Huntington. Green and White Day is a recruitment and admission event where prospective Marshall students can speak with over 100 campus representatives that