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Marquette Wire
The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire
The student news site of Marquette University

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Marquette students performed Peter and the Starcatcher in September. Theatre professors are now adjusting to teach acting in an online format. Marquette Wire Stock Photo.

Spotlights, Inspirations and a Dream to Come True

Grace Schneider, Arts & Entertainment Assistant Editor • November 13, 2019
Some may take on a theatrical role to fill their free time, but others hope to pursue an acting career.
Natallie St. Onge is the managing editor of the Marquette Journal.

To Our Readers

Natallie St. Onge, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal • November 13, 2019
It was on a ride home from my spring internship when I got the idea.
A wall of notes promote motivational sayings to keep students going.

Seeking Support for Mental Health

Kate Hyland, News Reporter • November 13, 2019
College students report feeling anxiety and depression, according to the American Psychological Association, with 43.6% anxious and 36.4% depressed.
Marquette has officially adopted a land and water acknowledgement

Troubled Waters

Amanda Parrish, Investigative Reporter • November 13, 2019
An excess of nutrients can put the health of water, and subsequently home, at risk.
Students push bins to the entrance of McCormick Hall.

History Lives On

Annie Mattea • November 13, 2019
According to Wiliam O’Brien, a research analyst and knowledge officer, Marquette has seen tremendous changes to residence hall life since the university’s inception. 
A view atop Valley Fields.

The Grass is Greener with Home Field Advantage

John Steppe, Executive Sports Editor • November 13, 2019
Men's soccer center back Manuel Cukaj says the teams feels more comfortable on the grass.
Students attend a floor meeting in their decorated common area on the 13th floor of Straz Tower.

Nine Halls and One Million Memories

Ariana Madson, A&E Reporter • November 13, 2019
The residents of each building determine the unique norms of each community.
Erin Hills club house is where the golf team meets for practices and home tournaments.

Dynamics of the Hills

Tyler Peters • November 13, 2019
Just a half-hour northwest of Milwaukee, the course has a beautifully rugged yet serene landscape with farmland surrounding it.
International students stand in front of the Commons before the first week of school begins.

Miles Apart

Sarah Lipo, Executive News Editor • November 13, 2019
The Office of Residence Life and International Affairs help international students at Marquette University find community on campus.
Alfonso Martinez is a student working four jobs to cover his tuition costs.

Odd Jobs and Academics

Lelah Byron, Investigative Reporter • November 13, 2019
He worked as a cook, a membership analyst, a teen program leader and a Badger Boys State counselor just to stay financially stable.
Thomas Durkin lectures in his class.

A Common Theme

Nick Magrone • November 13, 2019
Durkin’s class encompasses this theme in various creative ways as he guides his students through powerful works. 
For some, grilled cheese served as a childhood staple that could be varied from meal to meal.

A Quest to find Mom’s Grilled Cheese in MKE

Kelli Arseneau, A&E Assistant Editor • November 13, 2019
For me, it's a grilled cheese sandwich. Preferably, it's made by my mom.
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