Thanks to Marshall’s Herd Academy, Payton Austin arrived on campus with a jump-start on her degree. And through Marshall For All, she has the opportunity to graduate without student loan debt. Read Payton's story ➡️ marshall.edu/moments/2026/10…

Big things are happening in aviation at Marshall University! ✈️ ⚡ Today we celebrated the announcement of two electric aircraft coming to the Bill Noe Flight School. Here's to new possibilities, new technology and preparing the next generation of aviation professionals.

When a stranger’s life was on the line, Marshall nursing grad Nathan Welch trusted his training and jumped into action. His quick response helped save a life. What happened next will help future generations of Marshall nurses do the same. Nathan's story: marshall.edu/moments/2026/10…

Jamie Lima, state director of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library WV, shares how Marshall is helping carry forward a mission that puts books into the hands of thousands of WV children. Read Jamie's Q&A ➡️ marshall.edu/moments/2026/09…

See you in Happy Valley this weekend 🏈 🦬

College athletics is being reshaped by NIL, the transfer portal, conference realignment and revenue sharing. Marshall leaders are making the case for why schools like Marshall must have a voice in what comes next. From the Mountains, Not the Sidelines: marshall.edu/fromthemountain…

For over 25 years, the Marshall University Forensic Science Center and forensic science master’s program have been serving justice, training the next generation and building a national model from Huntington. Read more in Marshall Magazine ➡️ bit.ly/4yZ7yYm

As a first-generation college student, Kameron found mentorship, lifelong friendships and the support to pursue his dream of becoming an ICU nurse. "College can be hard, but at Marshall, you know you're never alone." Read Kameron's story: marshall.edu/moments/2026/07…

Discover inspiring stories from the Marshall community in our Summer 2026 digital issue of Marshall Magazine! Take a look ➡️ bit.ly/4pH0RWZ

"I hope people realize that Marshall can open doors to incredible opportunities." For Brandon Anderson, those opportunities include studying abroad, traveling to Oxford and spending the summer interning with Intuit in Silicon Valley. Brandon's story ➡️ bit.ly/4aTQ5GC

Meet Piper Cook, whose Marshall journey is filled with leadership, involvement and a passion for making a difference. Read Piper's Student Spotlight in the latest issue of Marshall Magazine. ➡️ bit.ly/4pibIpU

"Marshall is more than a university. It's a place where I belong." For accounting student Dylan Glasscock, transferring to Marshall meant finding the community, traditions and college experience he had been searching for all along. Read Dylan's story ➡️ bit.ly/4gBVE04

Mark Hysell is spending his summer at Harvard Law School after being selected for TRIALS, a prestigious residency program that prepares students for admission to the nation's top law schools. Read Mark's story: bit.ly/4gtGQRa

2,200 miles. 139 days. Marshall alum Daniel Parlock turned a lifelong dream into reality when he completed the Appalachian Trail, overcoming challenges, embracing the unknown and discovering just how far determination can take you. Read Daniel’s story marshall.edu/moments/2026/06…

“When patients have months to live, every month, every week, every day is extremely important.” For more than 20 years, Dr. Jagan Valluri has dedicated his work to changing the way cancer is treated through ChemoID®. Read Dr. Valluri's story at bit.ly/4g5DL9M @MUSOMWV

Some of the most meaningful moments are shared with those who helped make them possible. Happy Father’s Day to all the dads and father figures in the Marshall family!

Wild & wonderful! Happy West Virginia Day 💚

“I'm at my happiest moment in my career right now.” Today, Alec is producing broadcasts for the Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles and living the career he dreamed about as a Marshall student. Read Alec's story in Marshall Magazine: bit.ly/4fPqPob

Not every World Cup story happens on the field. Marshall alumna Skye Reymond turned her love of soccer and mathematics into a career with U.S. Soccer, using data science to help inform the future of the game. Read Skye's story: bit.ly/4egwu48