Some of Marquette’s most notable names were unsuccessful in their quest of making it to the NBA or WNBA, but found comfort in the fact that their talents could be used overseas.
Amanda Parrish, Assistant Projects Editor
• April 8, 2021
The Society of Jesus sent missionaries around the world in hopes of converting people to Catholicism and played an integral role in the Counter-Reformation.
International conflicts continue to occur, with the response to the pandemic highlighting pre-existing issues of equity and an instinct toward focusing on domestic responses during times of crisis.
For just over a year now, universities around the world have found themselves having to make unprecedented decisions regarding classes, student housing and more.
President Joe Biden predicts a majority of the American people to be vaccinated before this six-month mark, as he said at a March 2 press conference that the United States is on track for every adult to be vaccinated by the end of May.
Annie Mattea, Managing Editor of the Marquette Tribune
• April 8, 2021
In Whitehead's International Reporting and Journalism classes, she takes students virtually to Lebanon, where they talk with students at Notre Dame University, a Catholic university in Lebanon separate from Notre Dame University in Indiana.
Vice president for enrollment management Dr. John Baworowsky says that having a diverse student body is a top priority for Marquette, and the university is always working to grow its number of international students.
