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The Marshall University Board of Governors picked a good day to vote on a tuition increase for in-state undergraduate and graduate students for the upcoming school year. “Good” in this case means the vote came the same day the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics announced cost-of-living numbers for March. Those numbers showed inflation is picking up again.

The premier college coach in West Virginia leads a program at the University of Tennessee.

Marshall University officials, faculty, staff and students celebrated Wednesday afternoon the official dedication of the Brad D. Smith Center for Business and Innovation in Huntington. The new facility, located at 1425 4th Ave., housing the Lewis College of Business, Brad D. Smith Schools of Business is about 78,000 square feet and features some of the latest technology to educate business students and serve the business community, officials said.

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Marshall University announced the appointment of Lewis (Dan) D’Antoni as ambassador and advisor in support of advancing its visionary strategy - Marshall For All, Marshall Forever -

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WV News) — West Virginians attending Marshall University will pay $220 more a year for undergraduate tuition, and $230 more annually for graduate work, the Board of Governors

HUNTINGTON — Chris Gardner, a businessman, motivational speaker and author, will serve as the commencement speaker for Marshall University’s Class of 2024.

HUNTINGTON — Missy Adkins was named Superintendent Superhero of the Month during the Cabell County Board of Education’s regular meeting Thursday.

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University President Brad D. Smith will make an announcement about “The Cabell Commitment” during the Cabell County Board of Education’s regular meeting Tuesday, according to the agenda.

HUNTINGTON — The presidents of Marshall University and Mountwest Community and Technical College signed an agreement Tuesday for a new affiliation between the schools to make the transition easier for

HUNTINGTON — With the implementation of campus carry on July 1 approaching, Marshall University officials shared information with the campus community during a virtual town hall meeting Wednesday.