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The following is a listing of the editorial staff of the Marquette Wire, which consists of the Marquette Tribune, Marquette Journal, MUTV and Marquette Radio.
Any questions about advertising on these outlets should be directed to account executive Audrey Roth at audrey.roth@marquette.edu or 630-441-0818.
Marquette Wire
Feel free to send story tips to the editorial staff members listed below.
Executive Director: Natallie St. Onge
Executive News Editor: Ben Wells
Executive Projects Editor: Lelah Byron
Executive Sports Editor: Zoe Comerford
Executive A&E Editor: Skyler Chun
Executive Opinions Editor: Alexandra Garner
Executive Photo Editor: Zach Bukowski
Design Chief: Grace Pionek
Copy Chief: Nora McCaughey
The Marquette Tribune
Managing Editor: Annie Mattea
Letters to the editor can be submitted to opinions editor Alexandra Garner at alexandra.garner@marquette.edu.
If you notice an error in a Tribune story, please send corrections to executive director Natallie St. Onge at natallie.stonge@marquette.edu or Tribune managing editor Annie Mattea at anne.mattea@marquette.edu.
Marquette Journal
Managing Editor: Kelli Arseneau
If you notice an error in a Journal story, please send corrections to executive director Natallie St. Onge at natallie.stonge@marquette.edu or Journal managing editor Kelli Arseneau at kelli.arseneau@marquette.edu.
MUTV
General Manager: Aimee Galaszewski
If you notice an error in a Marquette University Television story, please send corrections to executive director Natallie St. Onge at natallie.stonge@marquette.edu or MUTV general manager Aimee Galaszewski at aimee.galaszewski@marquette.edu.
Marquette Radio
General Manager: Reese Seberg
If you notice an error in a Marquette Radio story, please send corrections to executive director Natallie St. Onge at natallie.stonge@marquette.edu or MUR general manager Reese Seberg at reese.seberg@marquette.edu.
In the United States, the COVID-19 vaccine is finally starting to be administered on a wider scale.
Marquette University’s campus planning for the spring 2021 semester is still not aggressive enough to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on campus.
"This additional testing is mandatory and will allow us to detect trends of asymptomatic positive tests and react accordingly in a timely manner," said the release.
