
Nursing students, faculty share their outlook on COVID-19 pandemic
Megan Woolard, Assistant News Editor
• January 26, 2021

University town hall addresses potential spring semester changes
Claire Driscol, News Reporter
• November 21, 2020

Classrooms switching to virtual/staying in person
Julia Abuzzahab, News Reporter
• November 17, 2020

EDITORIAL: Time is running out
November 17, 2020

Alpha Sigma Nu hosts blood drive
Claire Driscol, News Reporter
• November 17, 2020

Coronavirus case numbers reach dramatic highs at Marquette
Benjamin Wells, Executive News Editor
• November 10, 2020

BREAKING: Marquette changes from ‘moderate’ to ‘high alert’ level after rise in COVID-19 cases
Kaylee Staral , Assistant News Producer
• November 6, 2020

PATEL: We must do our part to mitigate COVID-19, get back to in-person classes
Krisha Patel, Stringer
• November 6, 2020

School of Dentistry second-year class takes cautionary quarantine
Benjamin Wells , Executive News Editor
• November 5, 2020

COVID-19 cases surge following Halloween weekend
Alexa Jurado, Assistant News Editor
• November 4, 2020
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