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HUNTINGTON — Marshall University President-elect Brad Smith will earn the same salary as the institution’s current president, according to his new contract.

HUNTINGTON — “Uncle Brad” Smith is coming home, and while he is the first alumnus to be selected as Marshall University’s president, he knows there is a learning curve ahead

The former Intuit CEO and Wings 2 Wings Foundation founder is a native of Kenova, West Virginia, and 1986 Marshall graduate who has been a generous benefactor to Marshall's business school. He was one of five candidates interviewed for the job. Current president Jerome Gilbert announced he would step down in April. The announcement was made Thursday in Huntington by Marshall's Board of Governors.

HUNTINGTON — Brad D. Smith said he still wears his Marshall University class ring.

HUNTINGTON — Massachusetts native Robyn Hannigan traveled cross-country frequently for her father’s jobs and resided in a mobile home during her childhood. Now, she’s a finalist to lead an iconic

HUNTINGTON — “Brad Smith likes Rorrer FYI”

West Virginia entices remote workers to a piece of ‘almost heaven’. From PR Week

42 pitches selected for Sunny Side of the Doc A promotional image for Frankenstein 2.0 A driving force in the field of international co-production, the Sunny Side of the Doc pitching sessions will once again unfold online this year during the 32nd edition of the international documentary and narrative experiences market, which is scheduled for 21 to 24 June. The 42 selected projects hailing from 18 different countries (including Germany, Belgium, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Latvia, ...

42 pitches selected for Sunny Side of the Doc A promotional image for Frankenstein 2.0 A driving force in the field of international co-production, the Sunny Side of the Doc pitching sessions will once again unfold online this year during the 32nd edition of the international documentary and narrative experiences market, which is scheduled for 21 to 24 June. The 42 selected projects hailing from 18 different countries (including Germany, Belgium, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Latvia, ...

Posted March 2, 2021 Cranaleith Spiritual Center in Northeast Philadelphia has launched a matching gift challenge to raise $75,000 by April 30, 2021. All donations to the 2020-2021 annual appeal will be matched dollar-for-dollar by Cranaleith supporters Ron Selzer of the Broken Wing Foundation and Jeanne and Francis Trainer Jr. Funds raised will support Cranaleith’s ongoing mission to provide a contemplative space for all those seeking wholeness and transformation for themselves and society ...