November 25, 2020
McArdle should have not been punished in the first place because she was trying to advocate for Marquette faculty, staff and students.
Brooke McArdle exonerated of all charges
November 21, 2020
McArdle was originally charged with two student conduct charges after organizing a protest inside Zilber Hall in support of faculty members who may face layoffs this upcoming semester. McArdle was asked to show her student I.D, but refused to. she was also asked to give her name – this is the second student conduct violation, but she said she refused to do so.
November 20, 2020
While the university depicts an Indigenous person on its seal, it is not doing enough to honor or support Indigenous students, faculty and staff.
As one of the country's best sprinters, Ralph Metcalfe made change in the African American community through his hard work on the track, in politics and in the community that has still had an impact today.
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November 17, 2020
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November 17, 2020
University President Michael Lovell offered opening remarks, addressing the challenges the Marquette community is facing as the spring semester draws near.
Although a high alert was declared, Marquette is not switching classes to a virtual setting. Individual professors have the choice to decide whether or not they want to remain in person.
Marquette University should move all in-person classes online for the remainder of the semester.
