Q&A with the Red Doors
Stefan Reutter, A&E Stringer
March 20, 2019
Since the spring of 2017, a group of Marquette students have been playing as a band named randomly for the doors to their practice space.
Abodes of the Arts
Kelli Arseneau, Assistant A&E Editor
March 20, 2019
At first glance, Marquette University does not seem like a hub for performing arts. There is no college of fine arts and the university is more widely known and nationally recognized for Division I basketball than for musical theater.
Fishing for a Phantom
Mackane Vogel, Executive A&E Editor
March 20, 2019
I am not sure what to expect when I arrive at the Chudnow Museum of Yesteryear. I have passed the museum before, but never thought much of it.
Red Alert: Life as an EMT
Emma Tomsich, News reporter
March 20, 2019
t’s hard for many students to balance extracurriculars, jobs and academics on a daily basis. But for students who also work as Emergency Medical Technicians, their daily schedules include constant running around, trauma coverage and the thrill of the unknown.
Singing On
Tara Schumal, MUTV General Manager
March 20, 2019
Liamani Segura sings at nearly half as many major events as her age.
Rocking Red
Jenna Thompson, Assistant A&E Editor
March 20, 2019
Red in fashion often means three things: bold, bright and powerful.
MKE Date Spots
March 20, 2019
As a broke college kid, it can sometimes be difficult to find fun, inexpensive things to do in the city with your significant other or even a friend or two. These locations across the city offer exciting and new activities that won’t break the bank.
A Chart, a Globe and a Shoebox
John Steppe, Executive Sports Editor
March 20, 2019
Marquette's most famous NBA alumnus has a much humbler beginning.
Chocolate is the New Coffee
Amanda Parrish, A&E Reporter
March 20, 2019
Richard Koenings, founder and owner of Red Elephant Chocolate in the Third Ward, says he found his way into the chocolate world by accident.
South Side Spice
March 20, 2019
Spicy food is alive and well on Milwaukee's South Side. Check out these five hot spots for a little extra heat.
P is for Pretty
Natallie St. Onge, Executive News Editor
March 20, 2019
It was there as much as I was, except everything within me knew I shouldn’t have been there. It knew its place. I knew where I was sitting, too, on a bed with quilts and pillows left behind for the wash. It sits on the nightstand underneath the TV that tries to make the room look new, but it owns the place as much as he did. It was wrong as much as it was right, it being there. Just there. Me, being there.
Hard to Define
Lelah Byron, Projects Reporter
March 20, 2019
Yarbrough was raised in a middle-class, two-person-income family. She was never forced to endure traumatic experiences inside her own home. She had the trendiest fashion and the newest toys. She did, however, lack one thing: a feeling of acceptance.
