Zines (pronounced “zeens”) are homemade, self-published magazines. The small, photocopied, DIY-style publications can take shape in various different forms and cover just about any subject. Some zines...
Ambition is a word used a lot by George Bicknell, a senior in the College of Communication, and Brian Mohsenian, a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences, while describing their film project. They...
Marquette is a school of many traditions. From late night Mass at the Joan of Arc Chapel to hot cookie nights in the dining halls, students have experienced countless characteristics that...
Everyone knows that basketball games are exciting, and a lot of that excitement comes from the student section. However, the Marquette Pep Band brings upbeat music that helps to add a competitive...
Breaking into the mainstream music scene was the next logical step for Bay-area Kalin and Myles, the duo behind the song “Trampoline.” They use a mix of hip-hop and pop, which brings a lot of energy...
“Ring out ahoya” is a part of our school’s identity. We sing it during basketball games and all other sporting events. It has been established as a unique part of our campus’s anthem,...
Looking to spice up your spring schedule with an interesting class? Maybe you need one more elective or are just looking for something different. Here are the top twelve unique classes, both undergraduate...
“We met in the alleys once, and there was a fight. The other members died,” drummer Whistler Allen jokes about how Hippo Campus formed from two competing bands. Although they were originally two...
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater ran a production of Tom Eyen and Henry Krieger’s "Dreamgirls" from Sept. 22 to Nov. 1, in its Quadracci Powerhouse. The show, directed by Mark Clements, is loosely...
Dance Inc. Marquette, home to 63 dancers, is holding its annual semester showcase this month with special guest performances from Hype Dance Company and the Naturals.
Dance Inc. holds open...
If Chuck Palanuik’s novel "Fight Club" taught me anything, then I shouldn’t have written this article much less mention it.
Few things are more terrifying than breaking a rule of...
“To Kill a Mockingbird,” a story set in the 1930s yet is increasingly relevant today, will be Marquette Theatre’s annual social justice-focused production. The production...
