“Do I get a chance to be a lawyer? Do I get a chance to go to Marquette? Is this for real?” McCloud would wonder while sitting at empty tables in the law school.
Naus was a prime example of someone filled with good stories. But members of the Marquette community have followed very different pathsto live out their own vocations.
Jolan Kruse, Investigative Reporter
• November 8, 2022
“It’s once in a blue moon that you get something good that meets your restrictions,” Shannyn Donohue, a sophomore in the College of Communication, said.
Connor Baldwin, MUR Audio News Producer
• September 20, 2022
Sept. 18 marks the start of Banned Books Week, a week of awareness on censorship in forms of print media, while also supporting students, educators and publishers.
The Marquette Wire collected data to compare on-campus residential housing prices and leasing processes for Jesuit Universities in the Midwest, which are a part of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities.
“I was treated so badly and when I (left Marquette)," Kehoe said. "I got a written memorandum that I could no longer come on campus, I could no longer use Marquette email, or post mail or telephone or anything."
