Grace Schneider, Arts and Entertainment Reporter
• September 14, 2018
While the album earned mixed reviews, "Kamikaze" still received a lot of attention and made a huge impact in the rap community as well as at Marquette.
Amanda Parrish, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
• September 11, 2018
Inspired by her own interactions with the prison system, artist Sable Elyse Smith questions the effects of trauma, violence and surveillance on humanity in her exhibition "Ordinary Violence," currently on display at the Haggerty Museum of Art.
Amanda Parrish, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
• September 11, 2018
Mark Boreen, a 2007 College of Business Administration graduate, is hoping to make an impact on the current Marquette community through an article of clothing. His method? Introducing Best Day of My Life T-shirts to the Marquette Spirit Shop, bringing the company's optimistic products back to the place they began.
Kelli Arseneau, Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor
• September 11, 2018
The seventh annual Third Ward Art Festival, held last weekend, showcased more than 140 artists from all over the country selling a wide variety of artwork. Along with visiting the many booths positioned along Broadway, festival attendees enjoyed the sunny, mild fall weather, live music and food and drink.
Aly Prouty, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal
• September 6, 2018
Ella Mai informed Marquette University that she will not be able to perform at this year's Rock the Mall concert Oct. 6, according to a university news brief released Sept. 6.
Noelle Douglass, Assistant A&E Editor
• September 4, 2018
As a teacher of literature and rhetoric, Blair said that while she feels choices in apparel don’t define a student nor determine their academic fate, she certainly believes that dress and appearance send messages to the world.
Mikala Hershman, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
• September 4, 2018
As the birthplace of the American motorcycle, Milwaukee annually hosts a custom bike show at the Harley-Davidson Museum. But as 2018 marks the 115th anniversary of Harley-Davidson, a full weekend of festivities and camaraderie this year drew bikers and spectators from near and far.
When Veronica Maniak, a sophomore in the College of Health Sciences, created her first YouTube video a few years ago, she had no idea that what started as an activity for a day of boredom would turn into more than 77,000 subscribers, public recognition and sponsorship from brands like Neutrogena and IKEA.
Kelli Arseneau, Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor
• September 4, 2018
Every Thursday from late May to late August, East Town Association’s weekly summer concert series draws in thousands of people looking to enjoy music and take advantage of Milwaukee's free amenities.
Amanda Parrish, Arts & Entertainment Reporter
• August 28, 2018
Every Friday before Labor Day since 2004, IMG College Licensing marks the kickoff of college football season with "College Colors Day," a day encouraging students and alumni alike to don their favorite spirit wear and support their school.
