
MOSES: U.S., world still failing to protect women
Hope Moses, Opinions Columnist
• April 6, 2021

KOCH: Legislative protections for LGBTQ+ must become a priority
Jenna Koch, Opinions Columnist
• April 6, 2021

March 23: One year after Marquette announced the 2020 spring semester would be fully virtual
Benjamin Wells, Executive News Editor
• March 23, 2021

Masses adjust to COVID-19 regulations
Karsyn Hartsfield, News Reporter
• March 23, 2021

O’Donnell Hall quarantined students share their experience
Megan Woolard, Assistant News Editor
• March 16, 2021
Parties persist as pandemic continues
Natallie St. Onge and Claire Driscol
• March 16, 2021

PATEL: COVID-19 continues to dramatically alter students’ lives
Krisha Patel, Stringer
• March 16, 2021

“American Rescue Plan” sets to stimulate American economy
Julia Abuzzahab, News Reporter
• March 16, 2021

Asian discrimination increases nation wide
Benjamin Wells, Executive News Editor
• March 16, 2021

PATEL: Wisconsin mask mandate still necessary despite vaccination distribution
Krisha Patel, Stringer
• March 10, 2021
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International travel has become a labyrinth of late-stage lockdowns and pandemic protocols.
International conflicts continue to occur, with the response to the pandemic highlighting pre-existing issues of equity and an instinct toward focusing on domestic responses during times of crisis.
For just over a year now, universities around the world have found themselves having to make unprecedented decisions regarding classes, student housing and more.
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