Tables of food, plants, clothes and other items filled SHAMU, the lawn between the Alumni Memorial Union and Schroeder Hall  on April 25, for the Marquette University Student Government and Marquette...

Marquette Radio's Spring Concert took place on April 25 at what many students like to call the “SHAMU,” the grassy area in between the Alumni Memorial Union and Schroeder Hall.  After MUR's fall...

Food redistribution efforts have been making contributions to Marquette and the Milwaukee community through programs like the Food Recovery Network, and now the implementation of the latest contribution:...

Pizza, milkshakes, music and conversation filled O’Brien 150 on April 18, when Marquette’s Muslim Student Association celebrated Eid Mubarak.  Eid is a celebration for the end of Ramadan, a 30-day...

Marquette’s Lambda Alpha Upsilon Fraternity hosted their probate to welcome “F5 R.Y.A,” the founding class, on April 11. Fernando Torres, president of LAU and junior in the College of Engineering,...

The Marquette University Commercial Banking Program and College of Business Administration brought banking professionals to the Alumni Memorial Union Ballrooms on April 18 to discuss the use of Artificial...

Marquette's Written & Spoken Poetry Club tapped into their creative juices at the 707 Hub last Thursday for their last poetry slam of the semester. The night's theme, ‘Whichever 80’s you want’,...

It is no secret that outside of Marquette's campus there are endless things to do and something for everyone around Milwaukee. While the winter months and the cold begin to fade away, the city starts to...

A group of students on Marquette’s campus are set to host a Sneaker Ball, where students are encouraged to wear formal to semi-formal clothing and wear their favorite sneakers. The students were connected...

Suicide is among leading causes of death in America.  The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is a voluntary health organization that advocates for those who have been affected by suicide through...

Before she was the "New York Times'" first-ever woman to be appointed editorial page editor or held a seat on the Pulitzer Prize Board, Gail Collins was an inquisitive and bright-eyed student at Marquette...

Lion’s Tooth in Bay View is an artist-owned-independent bookstore, cafe and art space, specializing in giving the opportunity to local artists and authors to showcase and sell their work. Since their...