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JOURNAL: If not us, then who?

Hope Moses, Executive Director • April 20, 2023

America sees me as a winter wren, small in my existence. There is a reason why winter wrens are not emblems of nations, at first glance, they do not appear powerful. But much like a winter wren, my voice can fill a forest — the kind of song that exclaims, “I am here to stay!”

JOURNAL: Club Taekwondo

John Gunville, Sports Reporter • April 20, 2023

Taekwondo is a whole lot more than people wearing colored belts and kicking things. "Taekwondo is a lifestyle," Marquette alum and club taekwondo team coach Matthew Lee says. "You get into it to learn...

JOURNAL: On the Mic

Kaylynn Wright, Assistant Sports Editor • April 20, 2023

The lights dim, the fire cannons are ablaze and the crowd begins to cheer as the hype video plays on the jumbotron. But whose voice comes booming through the arena that makes everyone go wild? That...

JOURNAL: Megaphone Murals

Phoebe Goebel, Editor of Diversity and Inclusion • April 20, 2023

From once being used as a way to improve public spaces, murals have developed into symbols of commentary on the ways in which our world works.

JOURNAL: Underrepresented areas of study

Sophia Tiedge and Trinity Zapotocky • April 20, 2023

Dawne Moon, a professor in gender and sexualities studies at Marquette, says that the departments in humanities are losing faculty. When she started working in social and cultural sciences, there were six tenured faculty just for sociology, but now there are two.

JOURNAL: Sustainability Efforts

Briana Nelson, Copy Editor • April 20, 2023

Walking through the center of Marquette University on Wisconsin Avenue, buildings flank each side of the street. Cars rush by down the road, and construction can be found without walking far in any direction....

JOURNAL: Legacy in the making

Trevor Hilson and Emma Kroll • April 20, 2023

Twelve years ago, deputy athletic director Mike Broeker approached executive associate athletic director Danielle Josetti with an idea: Division I lacrosse in Milwaukee. "We'd been in the Big East for...

Submit work for Marquette Wire’s LitMag “IMPRINT” by April 1

Marquette Wire Staff • March 30, 2023

The Marquette Journal is now accepting submissions for its LitMag "IMPRINT."

JOURNAL: Far from Black and White

Krisha Patel, Opinions Columnist • November 17, 2022

While the data has shown that the film industry is incorporating more diversity, it needs to do much better.

JOURNAL: Flying High with Iggy the Eagle

Catherine Fink, Sports Reporter • November 17, 2022

Enigmatic Iggy is always the first one on hand to cheer on the various Marquette men’s and women’s athletic teams and pump up the students.

JOURNAL: Narrative4 and Enigmatic Empathy

Izzy Fonfara Drewel, Executive Opinions Editor • November 17, 2022

Narrative4 is a global nonprofit that focuses on storytelling and the way it can influence students. The organization is spreading students' stories across campus.

JOURNAL: Marquette History

Connor Baldwin, MUR Audio News Producer • November 17, 2022

As the ivy covering Marquette Hall transforms from a lively summer green to the vivid red, orange and yellow hues of autumn, another season has come and gone. As another year comes to a close, Marquette alumni take a look back on their time on campus and how the university has transformed over the years.

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