HQ Function

The Huntington campus houses the primary administrative offices, most academic colleges, main libraries, student residential halls, athletic facilities, and key research centers. It is the core of Marshall University's educational and community activities.

Notable Features:

Notable features include the iconic Drinko Library, the Memorial Fountain dedicated to the 1970 plane crash victims, the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center, the Joan C. Edwards Stadium, and the Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex.

Work Culture:

As an academic institution, the 'work culture' is characterized by a collaborative environment for faculty and staff, focused on teaching, research, and student support. There's a strong sense of community and pride, often referred to as the 'Marshall Family' and 'Herd' spirit.

HQ Significance:

The Huntington campus is historically and operationally the heart of Marshall University. Its location is pivotal to its role as a major educational and economic contributor to the region.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect values of academic excellence, student success, community, resilience, innovation, and accessibility.

Location:

Marshall University primarily serves West Virginia and the surrounding Appalachian region. Its global presence is manifested through international student enrollment, study abroad programs for domestic students, faculty research collaborations with international peers, and partnerships with universities worldwide for academic exchange and joint programs. It does not operate independent international branch campuses but actively engages in global educational initiatives.

Street Address:

One John Marshall Drive

City:

Huntington

State/Province:

West Virginia

Country:

USA