Jolan Kruse, Arts and Entertainment Reporter
• April 5, 2022
Recently, the public learned of its closure due to Gatto’s health issues through a sign posted outside the restaurant. It read: "Several medical issues are forcing me to sell 'BroYo.' Mentally, I can still do it- physically, I can't."
Days of cryptic TikToks, tweets and Instagram posts all from accounts titled the same thing: You are Home. No one knew what it meant, where they were coming from and what they were alluding to, but the internet loves a good mystery.
Growing up in Wisconsin, I've never felt that the education of Indigenous people in regards to their history, culture and the attempts of extermination was thorough. So I took matters into my own hands.
Anna Houston, Arts and Entertainment Reporter
• March 30, 2022
Mei is a smart, quirky teenage girl trying to navigate, well, being a teenager: crushing on boys, taking time with her friends and making her family proud.
Kim Cook, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• March 29, 2022
When tulips of every color outline sidewalks outside campus buildings and the sun shines down proud and bright onto the backpacked walkers of Wisconsin Avenue, springtime has sprung at Marquette University. And just as it all begins, the hummingbirds will arrive.
Jolan Kruse, Arts and Entertainment Reporter
• March 29, 2022
"My whole goal is to bring people of all different backgrounds together through hip-hop,” Liam Indra, a senior in the College of Business Administration and founder of Marquette's Hip Hop club, said.
