The teaser for "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" dropped Sept. 10 during the D23 Expo. As a huge fan of PJO, I can't wait for the show, and the trailer only incited more excitement.
Patrick Curran, MUTV Arts & Entertainment Multimedia Journalist
• September 13, 2022
The best in television were honored Monday evening, returning to a full capacity in-person show, a first since 2019. Hosted by "Saturday Night Live" icon Kenan Thompson, the ceremony was full of history-making moments.
Rashad Alexander, Marquette Radio Music Director
• September 6, 2022
Inspired by Obama's summer time tradition, Marquette University Radio interviewed University President Michael Lovell to showcase his favorite songs of the summer. His playlist includes songs from The Killers, Imagine Dragons, The 1975 and The Strokes.
Phoebe Goebel, Editor of Diversity and Inclusion
• September 6, 2022
Although a very niche interest, Shrek Fest Milwaukee was filled with different people from all walks of life. The celebration took place at Humboldt Park Sept. 3. The festival began at 3 p.m., and consisted of activities, vending stands, food trucks and more.
Will Eikenbary, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• September 6, 2022
This past Labor Day weekend, 143 artists from 21 different states lined up in booths along Broadway St. to display their artwork for the 11th year of the Third Ward Art Festival. Their tents featured everything from oil paintings and collages to jewelry and photographs.
Literacy is a big deal.
It has lifelong effects. People with lower literacy earn half of what their counterparts make, are more likely to report poor health and are less likely to pursue higher education which affects career opportunities.
For 54 years, Summerfest has been bringing pounding beats, buzzing atmospheres and unbridled joy to its audience. Everything from rock and pop to rap and trap, the city has been exposed to it all.
Kimberly Cook, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal
• July 20, 2022
Ninety days, three months, too long or too short; there are plenty of different ways to describe the amount of time that most summers last. Especially when summer days become a bit too long and doing nothing isn't as relaxing as it used to be, it can be hard to find activities to fill the time.
Caroline Bennett, Executive Producer of Marquette Lately
• July 20, 2022
Summer break is the best and worst part of the year. On one hand, the responsibilities and anxiety that go along with the school year are no longer there, but on the other hand, summer days can end up filled with working an internship or a mind-numbing minimum wage job.
