Supporting Black-owned businesses in MKE
Skyler Chun, Executive A&E Editor
June 28, 2020
The Black Lives Matter movement has brought awareness to the way people are treated in our everyday lifestyle, and it has encouraged many students to find ways of protesting against social injustice and supporting the Black community during this time. Here are some Black-owned businesses in Milwaukee that you can start supporting today.
Marquette nursing students inspire, share gratitude for health care workers
Skyler Chun, Executive A&E Editor
May 8, 2020
Amidst the global COVID-19 pandemic, many nursing students are placed in difficult positions where they are choosing between work experience and their own health and safety.
Theatre professors teach acting, directing courses online
Grace Dawson, Investigative Reporter
May 5, 2020
Marquette Theatre Arts department adjusts to virtual class format.
Nattie begins new life outside of Marquette
Ariana Madson, A&E Reporter
May 4, 2020
Nattie, Marquette University Police Department's beloved community outreach dog, has recently stepped down from her role.
Senior roommates reflect on time together
Ariana Madson, A&E Reporter
April 29, 2020
Roommates and close friends share their experiences living and learning together over the past four years.
Fashion Friday: Summer is Coming!
Mary Hanna, A&E Stringer
April 24, 2020
It may be hard to imagine now, but summer is on its way. But whether it consists of six feet apart rendezvous or going back to our normal routines, the warm weather will soon be here, and we must be ready to dress accordingly.
An Interview with Jack Rutter of Ritt Momney
Mackane Vogel, General Manager of Marquette Radio
April 23, 2020
I chatted with musician Jack Rutter, the brains behind Ritt Momney, about what he's been up to for the last month and lots more.
The Great Debate
Ariana Madson, A&E Reporter
April 22, 2020
YES OR NO TO PANTSUITS? Zoe Marmitt, a junior in the College of Engineering, says yes to pantsuits. She sees it as a very professional look and as a matter of gender equality. “I feel like men wear suits, so women (should have) equal rights," Marmitt says. "Women should be treated just as fairly a...
What Kind of Politician Would You Be?
Maria Crenshaw, A&E Stringer
April 22, 2020
Have you ever wanted to know what type of politician you are? What are your best leadership qualities? Will you enforce change with power or creativity? Take this quiz to find out!
Planning Party Moves
Skyler Chun, Executive A&E Editor
April 22, 2020
As 2020 marks another presidential campaign in United States history, political watch parties are sure to be a prominent get-together across the country. Several Marquette professors and students across campus share their insight to planning the "best watch party" while also addressing possible issues.
Various clubs transition to virtual interaction
Ariana Madson, A&E Reporter
April 17, 2020
It can be hard for different clubs on campus to find connection and continue the camaraderie now that everything is virtual. However, that hasn't stopped them from trying.
Students share alternative Easter celebrations
Grace Kwapil, A&E Stringer
April 17, 2020
Though the circumstances were much different this Easter, many students were still able to adapt and make the most of the holiday by celebrating with those closest to them.
University President Michael Lovell and Provost Kimo Ah Yun have both taken 10% salary reductions since April, the letter said.
It is difficult for international students to get flights, Henry Yang, a senior in the College of Business Administration, said.
Marquette University has netted a loss of about $15 million due to the coronavirus pandemic and the act of moving students, faculty and staff off campus in late March. Joel...
