Known by the name DL Action, photographer Jim Halling spends many nights on Marshall’s sidelines capturing moments in time with his Nikon camera, ever since stumbling upon his passion eight years and 1.5 million photos ago. Before photographing sports at Marshall, Halling first explored photography in college. “I was theContinue Reading
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Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) members conducted a chapter service project on the weekends of March 10 and 16. The group partnered with Spring Hill Recreation Center with plans to enter a state-wide competition. When initially reaching out to the Spring Hill Recreation Center, FBLA member and junior MohanContinue Reading
Come back to see a video of students reactions to Taylor Swift’s new album “Tortured Poet’s Society.”Continue Reading
Come back to see a video where we talked to students about the Grammy results!Continue Reading
“I think that people should do their own work, and I think that it’s harmful to creativity and different creative fields.” – Senior Ainlsey McCoy “I don’t think it’s a problem at all to have AI help generate an idea with seeds that are provided to it.” – Anatomy andContinue Reading
The English opinion written in the Rank&File’s November issue prompted discussion amongst the English department, bringing new attention to the curriculum. A few English teachers shared their opinions with our staffers regarding their reaction to the opinion piece, “Setting Up for Failure: Preliminary English courses do not prepare for theContinue Reading
Come back to see a video where Social studies teachers David Gassman, Wanlace Yates and Lucas Kline discuss the Isreal-Hamas War’s history, potential solutions, social implications and more. Continue Reading
Rank&File Reporters Rhea Newnaha and Georgia Streett followed the Theater Department’s production of the Laramie project to track down the message in Laramie, Wyoming. Watch the video below to see what they found and a little peek at the fall play. Continue Reading
University of Virginia freshman Aitana Wells was one of many Marshall students who earned the rigorous IB Diploma last year. However, she says that in spite of the work she put in, she didn’t feel prepared enough for her STEM classes in college. “STEM as a whole, the content theyContinue Reading