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Ability to Unite

Matt Yeazel April 22, 2020

"Sports give you hope." It's at least what Marquette women's volleyball head coach Ryan Theis says. "It's entertainment, it's something to root for. It gives people something to look forward to." At...

A No Policy Anthem

John Leuzzi, Assistant Sports Editor April 22, 2020

The sports world shifts on Aug. 26, 2016 — a shift that inevitably changes the conversations surrounding the national anthem. In an NFL preseason game, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick...

To Our Readers

To Our Readers

Natallie St. Onge, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal April 22, 2020

In the spring semester of my first year at Marquette, I wrote a series of stories for the Marquette Journal. It was my first exposure to the platform I would eventually love dearly, and in time, be in...

Students Weigh In

Matthew Harte, Projects Editor April 22, 2020

Brooke Huerter says the day Hillary Clinton conceded the 2016 election, she changed her major to political science.  Huerter, a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences, volunteered for the Clinton...

What Kind of Politician Would You Be?

Maria Crenshaw, A&E Stringer April 22, 2020
Have you ever wanted to know what type of politician you are? What are your best leadership qualities? Will you enforce change with power or creativity? Take this quiz to find out!
Planning Party Moves

Planning Party Moves

Skyler Chun April 22, 2020
As 2020 marks another presidential campaign in United States history, political watch parties are sure to be a prominent get-together across the country. Several Marquette professors and students across campus share their insight to planning the "best watch party" while also addressing possible issues.

32 Years and Counting

Nick Magrone April 22, 2020

More than 2,500 students participate in the Les Aspin Center for Government since its founding in 1988. Its mission is to provide "academic and internship programming focused on the public policy making...

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GARNER: Administration fails to exhibit Jesuit values, make MU home

Alexandra Garner, Executive Opinions Editor November 19, 2019
The university abuses its administrational powers with the implementation of the four foundational pillars changes. It shows its disregard for students with the termination of programs and people essential to student and campus success. As a private institution, it can and did choose to silence our voices on campus property.
Alec Catarozoli competes at a track event.

Local Area Athletes Stay in Brew City

Matt Yeazel November 13, 2019
Recruiting is typically one of assistant coaches main responsibilities in the program, in addition to some work from the head coach and potentially talent scouts as well.

A New Lease on Life

Matthew Harte, Executive Projects Editor November 13, 2019
It's all mine, too. I come and go as I please. I can lock my stuff up and take a shower any time I want. There's  heating and air conditioning, too.
Marquette was ranked 230 out of 248 for free speech compared to other universities across the United States.

Transforming the World to Community

Emily Rouse, Executive A&E Editor November 13, 2019
To change the world, everyone must do their own part, Fr. Beausoleil, adjunct professor in the College of Education and pastoral minister in Schroeder Hall, says.
A model of the club baseball teams jerseys.

A Place at the Plates

Bryan Geenen November 13, 2019
For club baseball, the season spans from tryouts at the start of the fall semester and runs to the end of the spring semester.
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