What do people think when they see art? Is it pieces that are seen in museums or drawn in school? Is it coloring on the sidewalk or even playing with bubbles? Is it experiencing a Broadway play, or...

A Shabbat table is set up in the Central Mall for Israel Week to symbolize 133 Israeli hostages remaining in Gaza after the Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023. Marquette's Jewish Student Union created...

As the school semester comes to a close, the entertainment world seems to have new releases every day. Here’s what you can expect to take you through the end of the semester, and a few things you may...

No Sé Latino Dance Club is the only dance club on Marquette’s campus that highlights different cultures, but specifically Venezuelan culture. Their first ever multicultural showcase occurred April 12...

Last Thursday, the incoming Marquette University Student Government President Amyah Brooks and Executive Vice President Amani Dalieh were sworn in. The pair were sworn in by outgoing President Abbie...

Pure Dance Company Marquette performed their spring show this past weekend at the Weasler Auditorium.   Pure currently has 22 members and is a student-run lyrical and jazz performance group for dancers...

After finishing their 2024 ICCA season, by placing second at quarterfinals and fourth in semifinals, The Naturals took the stage for Acapocalypse April 5. The Naturals were the first group to bring...

Marquette University is celebrating its 25th year of its partnership with the Phillipps-Universität in Marburg, Germany. This is a partnered exchange program with five Marquette students currently enrolled...

The final production of the 100-year celebration of the Marquette Theatre opened April 5. “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street,” the one musical done during the 2023-2024 season, by Stephen...

Marquette Greek life was busy this past weekend performing and competing in Airband — an annual lip-sync competition — which was centered around the theme of "movie musicals."  Maggie Carrol, a...