The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

Journal

JOURNAL: Editors Note

JOURNAL: Editor’s Note

Grace Cady, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal April 20, 2024

For as long as I can remember, I have loved to write. Sometimes I imagine that I was born with a pen in my hand, thoughts in my head and heaviness in my heart, and I would not change that for the world....

Last week, Milwaukee mayor Cavalier Johnson won his re-election campaign. Hell serve the city for the next two years.

JOURNAL: Lessons in Liabilities

Izzy Fonfara Drewel, Executive Opinions Editor April 20, 2024
Election season has descended upon the country and ask we rush to educate ourselves on presidential candidates, we need to remember the smaller change makers in our cities. We have a responsibility to involve ourselves with local and state elections.
Once a month Leigh said Elmbrook collects food from the congregation and distributes it to six different organizations in Milwaukee and Waukesha.

JOURNAL: At What Cost

Julia Abuzzahab, Executive Projects Editor April 20, 2024
Over 110,000 Milwaukee County residents reported experiencing food insecurity in 2020. The statewide rate for food insecurity is 10% while the national average is 12.5%. On campus, one in five Marquette students responded to having experience food insecurity during the past school year.
This is It! has served as an LGBTQ+ hub since the 1968.

JOURNAL: You Have A Place Here

Joseph Schamber, Opinions Columnist April 20, 2024
Milwaukee is home to This is It!, an LGBTQ+ haven in the city. Throughout the years, This is It! has been a center for safety, community and belonging for any and all members of the queer community that find their way through those doors.
JOURNAL: Setting the Stage

JOURNAL: Setting the Stage

Lauren Puthoff and Sophie Goldstein April 20, 2024

What do people think when they see art? Is it pieces that are seen in museums or drawn in school? Is it coloring on the sidewalk or even playing with bubbles? Is it experiencing a Broadway play, or...

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JOURNAL: Reading Between the Lines

Sofía Cortés, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor November 4, 2023

Since the beginning of time, people from all walks of life and from all over the world have been drawn to spiritual practices. According to Chopra, "Spirituality is an inward journey that involves...

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JOURNAL: Letter from the Editor

Grace Cady, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal November 4, 2023

Dear Readers, When I was a little girl, I loved to go star-tipping. In the backyards of different childhood best friends, I would look up at the sky, find a star and stay focused as I spun around on...

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JOURNAL: Take Me To The Lakes

Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor November 4, 2023

To some, Milwaukee is the “gathering place by the waters.” A place where the Native American nations of Potawatomi, Ojibwe, Odawa have all, at one time or another, called home. Bryan Rindfleisch,...

JOURNAL: Origin of Artistry

Lauren Puthoff, Arts and Entertainment Reporter, Reyna Galvez and Arts and Entertainment Reporter November 4, 2023

Arts and Entertainment reporters Reyna Galvez and Lauren Puthoff sat down to discuss their creative outlets and how they became involved in them. Listen to the full podcast episode mediated by Angelina...

JOURNAL: Legacy

Matthew Baltz, Sports Reporter November 4, 2023

When the Marquette men’s basketball team hoisted the Big East Tournament championship trophy last March, it was a historic moment for both the program and the university. It was the Golden Eagles'...

JOURNAL: Mental Health Matters

Kaylynn Wright, Assistant Sports Editor November 4, 2023

While it was one set away from being swept, Marquette volleyball held an early 2-0 lead against then-No. 7 Oregon. Looking to add to her team’s momentum, defensive specialist Molly Berezowitz stepped...

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JOURNAL: The Road Less Traveled

Joseph Schamber, Opinions Columnist November 4, 2023
Life is all about making decisions that wouldn't be your first choice, but sometimes it works out better than you could've hoped. They allow you to grow as a person in this big world.
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