All Lights Lead to Marshall Lighthouses are often viewed as beacons of hope in the darkness. They provide a sense of safety to those who land on their shores. They provide a path leading you home. For Patricia Bodo Sazy and Martha Denise Vickers it was a book about lighthouses that united the two native […]
Snakes and Spiders and Lizards, Oh My We all have things we are passionate about in life. Passion for sports. Passion for art. Passion for music. And, of course, a deep, unwavering passion for snakes, spiders and other things that creep and crawl along the forest floors. While that last list might be a bit […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumnus Zander Wagner. Zander is a young alum and has opened two small businesses in the past two years. Zander Wagner- One of the Herd Ep. 010 Transcript Links to Marshall news discussed: Marshall congratulates International Yeager Airport on US Customs expansion: https://www.marshall.edu/news/2022/04/19/marshall-congratulates-international-yeager-airport-on-us-customs-expansion/ Spring game on […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumnus Razan Khan. He’s a Marshall University School of Pharmacy graduate using his degree in a unique way. Dr. Razan Khan- One of the Herd Ep. 009 Transcript Links to Marshall news discussed: Provost search, down to 5 candidates, expect to have one named by start […]
Have fond memories of living in the residence halls on campus? Those who stayed in Buskirk, Towers, Hodges or others- we want to hear from you! Share your story below and we will share on social media!
Southern Coalfields, Eastern Panhandle Alumni Chapters Take Home 2022 Awards The Marshall University Alumni Association has announced the recipients of two of its top awards ahead of the 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet on April 9. The Marshall University Southern Coalfields Alumni and Big Green Chapter, located in Beckley, West Virginia, has been named MUAA’s 2022 […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumna Brandi Wallace. She’s had an extensive career in the hospitality industry and is making a big difference with One By One Animal Advocates. Brandi Wallace- One of the Herd Ep. 008 Transcript One By One Animal Advocates Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter Links to Marshall […]
Marshall University Alumni Association to honor Brad and Alys Smith, others at 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet on Saturday, April 9 Marshall University and the Marshall University Alumni Association (MUAA) are set to host the 83rd annual Alumni Awards Banquet on Saturday, April 9, beginning at 6 p.m. with a reception followed by dinner and awards […]
Reeves Kirtner is a 2004 graduate of Marshall University, earning his bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism. Originally from Culloden, West Virginia, Reeves now calls Huntington home where he serves as the Vice President of Kindred Communications. He has been with Kindred Communications since 2006, serving in his current role since 2014. An avid Marshall supporter, […]
Escaping the clutches of ‘The Mighty Kiwi’ Imagine, if you will, a race. On one end of this race stands an ordinary, everyday man or woman trying to complete a 1-mile obstacle course through downtown Los Angeles in front of a national television audience. At the other end of this race, is $1 million. Of […]
Fact and Fiction: An Alumna’s Story Breaking news. Epic fantasy. While these genres seemingly have nothing in common, for Marshall University graduate Emily (Burch ) Harris, they are two published volumes in her professional bibliography. Harris has worked in journalism for more than 25 years and is currently a lecturer and the program adviser for […]
MUAA Board of Directors Member Barbara White Beckley native Barbara White is a 1985 graduate of Marshall University, earning a bachelor’s degree in zoology with minors in chemistry and psychology. Barbara, who now resides in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, is in her fifth year on the MUAA Board of Directors. She is the Operations Manager in […]
PROUD TO BE part of the Herd! How great it is to be a Son or Daughter of Marshall! Did you know that by graduating from Marshall University, you are automatically considered a “member” of the Marshall University Alumni Association and our local alumni chapter? There are many alumni and friends living in the area and […]
Marshall returns to Charleston with MU Day at the Capitol on Feb. 8 Marshall University faculty, staff and students are once again preparing to make their voices heard on the biggest stage in the state when the university travels to Charleston to celebrate Marshall Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 8, at the West […]
The American Red Cross Central Appalachia Region serves 77 counties in Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia. Last year locally, the Red Cross responded to over 1,100 home fires; assisted nearly 2,100 military members, veterans and their families; helped make more than 1,000 homes safer by installing over 1,300 free smoke alarms; and collected […]
From Imagination to Realization: Bringing the Magic of Walt Disney World to Life Each year, millions of people visit Walt Disney World. Wide-eyed children and their families move through its parks; their hearts filled with wonder and excitement. Smiles stretch ear-to-ear as their beloved Disney characters are magically transformed from reel life to real life, […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumnus & West Virginia Teacher of the Year 2022 Brian Casto. Brian is a first generation college student and dedicated WV Studies teacher in Cabell County. Brian Casto- One of the Herd Ep. 007 Transcript West Virginia History in Two Minutes or Less Links to Marshall […]
What’s your legacy college student story? Has being a legacy college student impacted the trajectory of your career? We want to hear from you! Share your story below and we will share on social media!
Greetings, Marshall Alumni! Like so many of you, I am very proud to have been the first in my family to earn a college degree. Marshall University is rich with first-generation students on our campus today along with thousands of first-generation alumni living and working in many parts of the world. Now, it is time for […]
If you’ve been around the Cabell County School System for any amount of time, you probably know Mrs. T.C. Her joy is contagious and her passion for caring for young people is unmatched. Mrs. T.C., or T.C. Clemons, has spent the last 43 years teaching and the last 27 years growing and shaping young minds […]
How television crime dramas and a visionary leader helped shape one of the nation’s top forensic science programs The year was 2000. Piggybacking off the success of popular crime dramas of the time including such hits as “Law and Order,” CBS Television launched a revolutionary new show titled “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” detailing a team […]
The Marshall University Alumni & Big Green Chapter of the Mid-Ohio Valley, based out of Parkersburg, West Virginia, is always on a mission to make a difference. From raising scholarship funds for local students to supporting the athletic department, their wide-reaching impact just got larger. This week the chapter purchased 75 tickets to the Marshall-UAB […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumna Beth Gordon and her bestie Cristy Skolfield, the hosts of true crime podcast Crimes & Closets. Beth Gordon & Cristy Skolfield- One of the Herd Ep. 006 Transcript Crimes & Closets Website: https://crimesandclosets.com/ Links to Marshall news discussed: Fountain Ceremony Upcoming Home football game against […]
What’s your first-generation college student story? How has being the first in your family to attend college impacted the trajectory of your career? We want to hear from you! Share your story below and we will share on social media!
A Sentimental Journey Like any institution of higher learning, Marshall University means a lot of things to a lot of different people. To some, Marshall is simply a school. A place to take classes, earn a degree, and enter the workforce. For others, Marshall represents the dream of bigger things to come. It is a […]
A Little Slice of Herd Heaven It is a community unlike any other and a location that looks like something straight out of an award-winning piece of artwork. The hills. The valleys. The ponds. The castle-like architecture. The perfectly manicured flowers and trees. The peace and tranquility. It is a place that individuals have chosen […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumna Missy Morrison, Director of Development and Community Engagement at Harmony House in Huntington. Missy has a special challenge for alumni to collect coats, hats and gloves for homeless shelters before the winter season. Missy Morrison- One of the Herd Ep. 005 Transcript Links to Marshall […]
MARSHALL DECLARES HOMECOMING IS ‘BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER,’ CELEBRATION SET FOR OCTOBER 9 Marshall University is proudly declaring that Homecoming is Back and Better Than Ever as the university prepares to welcome thousands of alumni, family and friends back to campus for its annual Homecoming celebration. This year’s activities are slated to begin on […]
All the small things A single speck of glitter. A grain of sand. A fleck of gunpowder. Items hardly noticeable to the naked eye, let alone consequential to the average person. They are items so insignificant that most of us pass right by them every day without so much as a thought to their existence. […]
Marshall invites you to “Paint Social Media Green” with unique Facebook profile frames, profile pictures of you and your family in Marshall gear and share your photos with us! Share photos of your favorite pet, your family, or your home or office showing that Marshall pride and your photo may be included in an upcoming […]
Marshall Alumni & Family Tailgate We can’t wait to see you at this year’s Marshall University Alumni & Family Tailgate! All are invited to participate in this event located in a brand new location. This year’s Marshall Alumni & Family Tailgate will take place in the Joan C. Edwards Stadium East Lot (beside the Chris […]
Homecoming Office Decorating Campus offices are asked to decorate using the Homecoming theme. The offices will be judged on Thursday, October 7 and prizes will be awarded on Friday, October 8 during the Picnic on the Plaza taking place on the Memorial Student Center Plaza. Prizes are awarded in multiple categories for large and small […]
The Cam Henderson Scholarship was established by the Marshall University Alumni Association in 1972 to recognize and honor Marshall students who excel in both academic and athletic endeavors. To be considered, students must: Have an overall grade point average of 3.0 or above Have lettered at Marshall University Display responsible leadership and good character Be […]
We may not have invented tailgating at Marshall University, but we perfected the art. The Marshall University Alumni Association established Herd Village in 1998, a tented corporate tailgate area located at the Lefty Rollins track field. Through the efforts of many, Herd Village grew and prospered. Due to the success of this program and named […]
All Lights Lead to Marshall Lighthouses are often viewed as beacons of hope in the darkness. They provide a sense of safety to those who land on their shores. They provide a path leading you home. For Patricia Bodo Sazy and Martha Denise Vickers it was a book about lighthouses that united the two native […]
Snakes and Spiders and Lizards, Oh My We all have things we are passionate about in life. Passion for sports. Passion for art. Passion for music. And, of course, a deep, unwavering passion for snakes, spiders and other things that creep and crawl along the forest floors. While that last list might be a bit […]
Join the MUAA staff as we chat with Marshall Alumnus Zander Wagner. Zander is a young alum and has opened two small businesses in the past two years. Zander Wagner- One of the Herd Ep. 010 Transcript Links to Marshall news discussed: Marshall congratulates International Yeager Airport on US Customs expansion: https://www.marshall.edu/news/2022/04/19/marshall-congratulates-international-yeager-airport-on-us-customs-expansion/ Spring game on […]
Southern Coalfields, Eastern Panhandle Alumni Chapters Take Home 2022 Awards The Marshall University Alumni Association has announced the recipients of two of its top awards ahead of the 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet on April 9. The Marshall University Southern Coalfields Alumni and Big Green Chapter, located in Beckley, West Virginia, has been named MUAA’s 2022 […]
Marshall University Alumni Association to honor Brad and Alys Smith, others at 83rd Alumni Awards Banquet on Saturday, April 9 Marshall University and the Marshall University Alumni Association (MUAA) are set to host the 83rd annual Alumni Awards Banquet on Saturday, April 9, beginning at 6 p.m. with a reception followed by dinner and awards […]
Reeves Kirtner is a 2004 graduate of Marshall University, earning his bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism. Originally from Culloden, West Virginia, Reeves now calls Huntington home where he serves as the Vice President of Kindred Communications. He has been with Kindred Communications since 2006, serving in his current role since 2014. An avid Marshall supporter, […]
Escaping the clutches of ‘The Mighty Kiwi’ Imagine, if you will, a race. On one end of this race stands an ordinary, everyday man or woman trying to complete a 1-mile obstacle course through downtown Los Angeles in front of a national television audience. At the other end of this race, is $1 million. Of […]
Fact and Fiction: An Alumna’s Story Breaking news. Epic fantasy. While these genres seemingly have nothing in common, for Marshall University graduate Emily (Burch ) Harris, they are two published volumes in her professional bibliography. Harris has worked in journalism for more than 25 years and is currently a lecturer and the program adviser for […]
MUAA Board of Directors Member Barbara White Beckley native Barbara White is a 1985 graduate of Marshall University, earning a bachelor’s degree in zoology with minors in chemistry and psychology. Barbara, who now resides in Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, is in her fifth year on the MUAA Board of Directors. She is the Operations Manager in […]
Marshall returns to Charleston with MU Day at the Capitol on Feb. 8 Marshall University faculty, staff and students are once again preparing to make their voices heard on the biggest stage in the state when the university travels to Charleston to celebrate Marshall Day at the Capitol on Tuesday, Feb. 8, at the West […]
The American Red Cross Central Appalachia Region serves 77 counties in Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia. Last year locally, the Red Cross responded to over 1,100 home fires; assisted nearly 2,100 military members, veterans and their families; helped make more than 1,000 homes safer by installing over 1,300 free smoke alarms; and collected […]
From Imagination to Realization: Bringing the Magic of Walt Disney World to Life Each year, millions of people visit Walt Disney World. Wide-eyed children and their families move through its parks; their hearts filled with wonder and excitement. Smiles stretch ear-to-ear as their beloved Disney characters are magically transformed from reel life to real life, […]
If you’ve been around the Cabell County School System for any amount of time, you probably know Mrs. T.C. Her joy is contagious and her passion for caring for young people is unmatched. Mrs. T.C., or T.C. Clemons, has spent the last 43 years teaching and the last 27 years growing and shaping young minds […]
How television crime dramas and a visionary leader helped shape one of the nation’s top forensic science programs The year was 2000. Piggybacking off the success of popular crime dramas of the time including such hits as “Law and Order,” CBS Television launched a revolutionary new show titled “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” detailing a team […]
The Marshall University Alumni & Big Green Chapter of the Mid-Ohio Valley, based out of Parkersburg, West Virginia, is always on a mission to make a difference. From raising scholarship funds for local students to supporting the athletic department, their wide-reaching impact just got larger. This week the chapter purchased 75 tickets to the Marshall-UAB […]
A Sentimental Journey Like any institution of higher learning, Marshall University means a lot of things to a lot of different people. To some, Marshall is simply a school. A place to take classes, earn a degree, and enter the workforce. For others, Marshall represents the dream of bigger things to come. It is a […]
A Little Slice of Herd Heaven It is a community unlike any other and a location that looks like something straight out of an award-winning piece of artwork. The hills. The valleys. The ponds. The castle-like architecture. The perfectly manicured flowers and trees. The peace and tranquility. It is a place that individuals have chosen […]
MARSHALL DECLARES HOMECOMING IS ‘BACK AND BETTER THAN EVER,’ CELEBRATION SET FOR OCTOBER 9 Marshall University is proudly declaring that Homecoming is Back and Better Than Ever as the university prepares to welcome thousands of alumni, family and friends back to campus for its annual Homecoming celebration. This year’s activities are slated to begin on […]
All the small things A single speck of glitter. A grain of sand. A fleck of gunpowder. Items hardly noticeable to the naked eye, let alone consequential to the average person. They are items so insignificant that most of us pass right by them every day without so much as a thought to their existence. […]
