Marquette Wire

Pumpkin Spice Latte returns before September

Kelli Arseneau, A&E Assistant Editor • August 28, 2018

While Milwaukee heat waves and the start to classes may make fall seem weeks away, to companies like Starbucks and Dunkin', the season is right around the corner.

Marquette’s newest dorm offers wild array of food choices

Jenna Thompson, Arts and Entertainment Reporter • August 28, 2018

The two-and-a-half-story cafeteria is filled with seven different food stations, including brick oven pizza, barbecue, an international stir fry bar, a traditional grill, a deli, bakery and a simple serving station free of the eight most common food allergens.

New Music Monday: Graham Scott

GM Powell, Music Director • July 31, 2018

Freshman in the College of Business Administration Graham Bowerman, stage name Graham Scott, joined Marquette Radio for a performance and to talk about his roots, influences and the importance of staying...

PROUTY: ‘First Date’ is community must-see

Aly Prouty, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal • July 13, 2018

"First Date" was a fast-paced, all-too-relatable, 90-minute show that had the audience laughing and engaged the entire night.

SEAVER: ‘An American in Paris’ has something for everyone

Larson Seaver, Executive A&E Producer • June 28, 2018

Based on the Academy Award-winning film, "An American in Paris" is about an American soldier with artistic talent and a mysterious French girl with a passion for ballet. Upon meeting the soldier, she suddenly faces the decision to do what is expected of her and marry a sensible, trustworthy man, or follow her heart. This central theme carried on into her career and was easy to relate to.

Louder Than Words: How Art Serves As A Form Of Activism

Noelle Douglass, Assistant A&E Editor • May 7, 2018

The ability of art to inspire activism and understanding is seen in the stories of many different artists and social advocates

Sodexo Sprint Challenge

Matthew Martinez • May 7, 2018

It all began winter of 2017. Some friends and I were trying to determine if it would even be possible to eat at all eight meal swipe options in one day.

Gender fluidity

Dan O’Keefe, Arts & Entertainment Reporter • May 7, 2018

Sam is a freshman in the College of Communication. Sam isn't male or female. Sam is gender fluid.

Modest Mouse, despite musicianship, disappoints at the Eagles Ballroom

Morgan Hughes, Staff Editor • May 7, 2018

I have loved this band for my entire life. My parents were early fans and as I grew into myself I leaned on Brock's snarling frailty to balance out my own. Perhaps my expectations were too high. I didn't see God, so of course I was underwhelmed. But I don't think I was alone in my dissatisfaction (I could hear my complaints echoed by fellow disciples.) I would see them live again, if only to verify that my disappointment was a fluke.

James Taylor Odom on “A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder”

Kelli Arseneau, A&E Reporter • May 1, 2018

“A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder,” winner of four 2014 Tony awards, including Best Musical, is coming to Milwaukee this week, from May 1-6.

Dean Kimo Ah Yun breaks world record

McKenna Oxenden, Journal and Special Projects Managing Editor • May 1, 2018

Kimo Ah Yun, dean of the College of Communication, and Gary Meyer, the senior vice provost, visited 74 casinos in 24 hours, shattering the previous world record – one that he had previously tied – of 69.

Excess of superhero movies sparks debate among students

David Goldman, Arts & Entertainment Reporter • May 1, 2018

With "Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War" dropping this past Friday, the day before National Superhero Day, this past weekend was an exciting one for superhero fans. Whether one is a devoted follower or not, a superhero craze is sweeping the globe as an explosion in "super" films has occurred in recent years.