The Delta

10/07/2026

Have an idea for a story you think The Missouri Valley Delta should be covering? Want to meet the student journalists behind the newspaper? Or maybe you just want to stop by for a free drink?
Join The Missouri Valley Delta, Pi Delta Sigma and Sugar Rush N Bean Bar for Sip & Pitch!
Monday, Oct. 12, 2026
6:30–7:30 p.m.
Malcom Center Multipurpose Room
Grab a refreshment from Sugar Rush N Bean Bar, meet members of The Delta staff and Pi Delta Sigma, and tell us what’s happening on campus and in the Marshall community.
Bring us your story ideas, questions, concerns, events or issues you think deserve coverage. No formal pitch required. Just come over, have a drink and start a conversation.
Your community. Your stories. Your newsroom.

10/01/2026

Join Pi Delta Sigma and The Missouri Valley Delta for the next installment of our Journalism Film Screening Series.
On Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 6 p.m., we’ll screen She Said in the Eckilson-Mabee Theatre at Missouri Valley University.
The film tells the true story of the New York Times journalists whose reporting exposed decades of sexual misconduct by Harvey Weinstein and helped ignite the global movement.
The screening will be followed by a discussion about investigative journalism, sourcing, accountability and the work that goes into bringing difficult stories to light.
The event is free and open to students, faculty, staff and the Marshall community.

09/15/2026

What does it take to tell the truth from the front lines?
Join The Missouri Valley Delta and Pi Delta Sigma for a screening of Never Look Away, a powerful documentary about legendary photojournalist Margaret Moth, at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 23 in Eckilson-Mabee Theatre at Missouri Valley University. The event is free and open to students, faculty, staff and the community, and a discussion will follow the film as part of our ongoing media literacy series.

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09/14/2026

Looking for news about Marshall and Missouri Valley University? You can pick up free copies of the Missouri Valley Delta at Walmart, Sugar Rush and the public library.

09/11/2026

Officials at Marshall Public Schools hope more buses and bus drivers will help solve some of the transportation issues that have plagued the start of the school year.

By Chris Post / Editor-In-Chief Marshall Public Schools is trying to put a rough start to the school year in the rearview mirror after transportation problems left some students on the wrong buses,…

09/11/2026

High temperatures at the start of the academic year have forced MVU athletics to get creative.

By Aidan Bearden / Staff Writer Missouri Valley University coaches have adapted to the extreme heat by moving practices earlier. Baseball, tennis, and football have all shifted practice times to …

09/11/2026

Columnist Bradley Radu thinks Flock cameras infringe on our rights. What are your thoughts?

By Bradley Radu / Staff Writer Americans should be deeply concerned about the rapid expansion of Flock Safety cameras. These systems create a form of automated location surveillance that threaten…

09/11/2026

If the Marshall Board of Education approves the project, football and soccer at MHS could be playing on turf fields next season.

By Chris Post / Editor-In-Chief Marshall Public Schools could spend more than $2 million to replace the grass football and soccer fields at Marshall High School with artificial turf, but one school…

09/11/2026

Marshall could be home to an AI data center.

By Raychael Moseley / Managing Editor Marshall Municipal Utilities is in early discussions with an artificial intelligence developer about a possible data center project in Marshall.  MMU Gene…

09/09/2026

The sale of Fitzgibbon Hospital has been finalized.

By Chris Post / Editor-In-Chief Less than a week after a failed sale raised questions about the future of Fitzgibbon Hospital, new owners have taken control of the facility and say the hospital, nu…