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Marshall University is a public college in Huntington West Virginia. The school is over 175 years old. A campus sidewalk is filled with male and female students walking to and from class, everything is wet from rain. In 1970 an airplane carrying the football team staff and fans crashed while landing. The Movie We Are Marshall was made to commemorate the lives lost.