"Still Over It" brings listeners a little closer look at Walker and her relationship with the father of her child, producer London On Da Track, which became very messy on social media.

With one eye open, the other embedded in my pillow, I search "Is it a bones day?"

"It's important that we take time to not only acknowledge and address anti-transgender violence and its plague on our society, but to celebrate trans* joy and increase the spaces for gender-diverse individuals at Marquette," Emma Mentley Weutrich, the assistant director of the Office of Engagement and Inclusion for the LGBTQ+ Resource Center, said in an email.

In light of the release of "Red" (Taylor's Version)," let's take a page out of Swift's book and reach into the Marquette Wire "vault" and talk with Sotomayor for her thoughts on Taylor's newest rerelease.

The CIS was one of several events taking place this November as part of the celebration of Native American Heritage Month.

I was in the target demographic but unfortunately suffering from "not like other girls" syndrome. After constant recommendations from friends, I've been worn down and I decided to finally watch the saga's first movie "Twilight."

Nowadays, leaked music is even more prevalent within the music industry with everything being mainly digital now, but it's especially glaring within the hip-hop community.

Although any student can see Lewis, she likes to work close with Marquette African American/Black student population. “My coordination area is with Black and African American students, and so it doesn't necessarily mean not only see Black and African American students, but I like to do a lot of programming and outreaching around that particular population,” Lewis said. 

The Gammas had a sale for small pumpkins on the second floor of the Alumni Memorial Union from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and in the Center for Engagement and Inclusion from 4 to 6 p.m.

The month of October is recognized as Campus Sustainability Month. To celebrate, the Office of Sustainability organized several events. They hosted an LED lightbulb giveaway, a t-shirt to tote bag event, a sustainability office pop-up where students could ask questions about sustainability and a pop-up thrift shop.  

After the release of 2017's widely-popular and successful  "÷," the third installation of his mathematically titled albums, Sheeran returned in 2019 with "No.6 Collaborations Project."

Here’s some suggestions to help you throw the spookiest celebration this season.