Third Year students of the Marshalls School of Arts and Social Sciences’ Hospitality and Tourism Class hosted a cocktail event as part of their assessment requirements for the academic semester. The banquet programme was a specimen project intended to fete and to introduce the Marshalls community to the undertakings of hospitality and tourism management. In attendance were Dr. Tetteh Nettey, Prof. Benony Kortatsi and Mr. Owusu-Brimpong, the Group president of the Meridian-Marshalls Holdings, the President and Vice President of Marshalls respectively. Others were the faculty members o
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The General Assembly of the Marshalls Association of Student Affairs [MASA] passed a ruling to postpone appointments for new MASA executive positions after its emergency sitting to deliberate on a petition from Mr. James Dalison, a MASA Presidential hopeful, seeking to invalidate the electoral results on at least two counts of electoral irregularities. The Marshalls students’ General Assembly, consisting of the Marshalls Consultative Assembly- interpreters of the MASA constitution, outgoing executives of MASA- the student governing body of Marshalls, representatives of official studen
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Mr. René Lenssen, the director of the Zambia-based education-oriented consultancy, iE & D Solutions, paid a casual visit to Marshalls in order to familiarize himself with the institution and inspect its facilities. It was the first time Marshalls was welcoming one of its shareholders on such a mission since was listed on the Ghana Stock Exchange in June 2015. Mr. Lenssen was welcomed on arrival at Marshalls’ Odorkor campus by Professor Benony Kortatsi and Mr. Owusu Brimpong, the President and Vice President of Marshalls respectively. After a brief interaction with faculty membe
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About fourteen [14] individuals were honoured for their various contributions to student life at Marshalls at the first Awards and Dinner Night put together by the Marshalls Association of Student Affairs [MASA] to celebrate students, faculty members and administrative staff of the Marshalls community who had distinguished themselves in their various fields of endeavor. The MASA Awards Night and Dinner 2017, on the theme “Awarding the Deserving”, was held on the Forecourt of Marshalls’ Odorkor Campus. It was a night of colour and grandeur as participants, appareled in gra
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There were ecstatic scenes at the final whistle as Team Marshalls thumped All Nations University College 35-10 at the Robert Mensah Stadium in Cape Coast to emerge champions for the second consecutive year at the Private University Sports Association of Ghana [PUSAG] Games 2017. That victory cemented Marshalls’ place in the history books as the first institution to win gold in its first two appearances at the Games. Marshalls entered this year’s competition as the team to beat following a resounding performance when the team debuted at the games last year at the El Wak stadiu
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Team Marshalls secured silver at the 2017 Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges [UPAC] Basketball Games held at the University of Ghana, Legon. Marshalls lost 29-41 to the hosts in a competition contested by over 100 tertiary institutions across the country. After successfully navigating through the qualifiers, Marshalls found themselves in Group A, alongside University of Ghana, University of Cape Coast and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in what connoisseurs had described as the Group of Death. Incidentally, Marshalls was the only Private University in the group,
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