Makaylah Wheeler

Marshall University journalism students are trying to prove that Huntington still has a bright future by placing the hope for tomorrow in the children of today. The Hero2One sponsorship program started as a fundraising capstone project for a small group of students from Marshall’s W. Page Pitt School of Journalism but turned into what is set to be a year-round sponsorship program that allows community members to mentor and sponsor a child in the Guyandotte Elementary afterschool program.

Marshall University Libraries, the Campus Activities Board and more organizations aimed to ease students’ minds with relaxing activities by turning Dead Week into Stress Relief Week. Makaylah Wheeler Marshall University Libraries, the Campus Activities Board and more organizations aimed to ease students’ minds with relaxing activities by turning Dead Week into Stress Relief Week.

Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification As a Marshall University student who uses a wheelchair, Caleb Arbaugh said he has, at times. avoided taking classes or scheduling meetings in Morrow Library because he cannot independently operate the building’s first floor lift. Arbaugh, a junior computer and information technology major, said he could go through the back of Morrow, in order to use the elevator, but the buttons are too high for him to easily access.