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Nov 9, 2024 | marshall.edu

Huntington native David LeGrow’s path to Marshall wasn’t a straight line, he’s a non-traditional student, a veteran, and a father who found his passion for cybersecurity while working various odd jobs. It wasn’t until he took an online cybersecurity course through Google that something clicked. “I was like, ‘This is really interesting. I love this,’ […]

Jul 26, 2024 | marshall.edu | Leah Payne

Marshall University and the Lewis College of Business concluded another successful summer experience for high school students last week. Since 2021, faculty and staff of Marshall’s Lewis College of Business have hosted the West Virginia Governor’s School of Entrepreneurship (WVGSE), a two-week camp, helping high school students engage in creativity, critical thinking, problem-solving and calculated […]

May 16, 2024 | marshall.edu | John Cummings

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May 13, 2024 | marshall.edu | Leah Payne

Today, Marshall University, in collaboration with Airbus Helicopters Inc. and Loft Dynamics, celebrated the arrival of inaugural equipment set to propel the university’s aviation program forward, encompassing rotor-wing education. In a ceremony at the Bill Noe Flight School, located at West Virginia International Yeager Airport, the H125 single engine helicopter arrived right on schedule for the unveiling ceremony.

May 6, 2024 | marshall.edu | Leah Payne

The Society of Yeager Scholars is proud to introduce its 38th class of exceptional students at Marshall University. This year, eight outstanding scholars will join the prestigious program, bringing the total number of Yeager Scholars on campus to 35—the highest count since 2011. The incoming class boasts an impressive average SAT score of 1470 and an average ACT score of 32.