ShuCheng Guo “Davy” sg008@marietta.edu The 40th annual Ohio River Sternwheel Festival took place in Marietta from September 11th through September 13th. The Marcolian photographer ShuCheng
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MC Forensics Takes Hiatus
Taylor Hanigosky tmh004@marietta.edu A strapped and short-staffed communications department has left the Marietta College Forensics team without a full-time coach for the 2015-16 season. In
New Marietta Businesses Offer Students Variety
Elaina Eakle Ehe001@marietta.edu Marietta College students will notice several new downtown businesses this fall, where the options for a meal, a snack or a cup
Freshman Impressions of Marietta
Matt Peters map006@marietta.edu Every fall a new crop of aspiring artists, scientists and professionals arrive on campus. Earlier this week, The Marcolian talked to a
College alters Senior Week, now “Senior Send-Off”
Elissa Collopy eac001@marietta.edu Senior Week has always been a tradition at Marietta College, and this is the first year that it is being altered to
Students lend a helping hand at Community Service Day
Lucy Welles liw002@marietta.edu A swarm of sleepy college students filled the Dyson Baudo Recreation Center early Saturday morning. They stood in line at a registration
Comedian Carlin Hagerty headlines the Lafayette Comedy Club
Rosemary Raths rnr002@marietta.edu The audience at the Lafayette Gun Room on Saturday night was crammed into booths, chattering over baskets of popcorn, when comedian Carlin
Choir set to tour New England states following graduation
Matt Peters map004@marietta.edu As the academic year draws to a close, varying degrees of stress and anticipation permeate the air. While most students will soon
McDonough leadership conference returns to campus, expands
Lucy Welles liw002@marietta.edu Students and faculty at Marietta College are in the midst of preparing for the annual McDonough Leadership Conference, which will be held
Curriculum forum reveals possibility of eliminating liberal arts departments
Paul Bieniek pbb001@marietta.edu On April 7, Student Government Association held the first of two forums on proposed changes to the school curriculum. These changes are
