At first glance, the archives look like a standard Raynor Library study room. The space is for reading, but reading materials from the archive's vast collection of Marquette history and scholarly collections such as the J.R.R. Tolkien collection.
Behind David A. Straz, Jr. Hall and just right of Helfaer Theatre sits The Haggerty Museum of Art. Each year the on-campus museum brings in exciting new pieces of artwork — from sculptures, to paintings and photography — and unveils the work of talented artists across the globe.
Last Tuesday night, Cage the Elephant joined alt-j and Fitz And The Tantrums in headlining the Big Snow Show presented by FM 102.1. Cage the Elephant's lead guitarist Brad Schultz sat down with the Marquette Wire to talk about music, Milwaukee and their
With finals just around the corner, the glow of Thanksgiving break is long gone and the stress of exams and papers begins to build. There’s no escaping finals week, but there are special offerings...
By Eva Schons Rodrigues
With the imminent arrival of winter, we are all looking for ways to stay warm… and still get a break from campus for a little while. Although the cold might be bitter, a warm...
With finals lurking around the corner and stress running high, everyone could use a quick procrastination break. Since we know you will be sitting on social media anyway, here are some Twitter accounts to alleviate the last-weeks-of-school-before-break blues.
With the holiday season already in motion, here are what are expected to be some of the most sensational Christmas concerts to take place in Milwaukee.
It’s not every day that you see a play where the eponymous character is literally invisible for the entirety of the show. But what should be jarring or annoying, is played out with grace and heartwarming clarity in The Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s production of “Harvey.”
Well, it’s that time of year again. Thanksgiving is a holiday to enjoy our friends, family and just about everything else we are thankful for. Unfortunately for Neal Page (Steve Martin), it takes delayed flights, enflamed rental cars and a disastrous travel halfway across the country before he can enjoy Thanksgiving with his family.
Marquette’s Bayanihan Student Organization will take guests back to the psychedelic 1960s this Saturday, Nov. 22 during their 18th annual fashion show, "The Bayanihan Experience."
Posed on display at the Jewish Museum Milwaukee are eight mannequins dressed eloquently in 1930s fashion. However, they are more than just well crafted clothes, these garments tell a story of a woman named Hedvika Strnad.