Marquette Wire

JOURNAL: LGBTQ+ Experiences

Julia Abuzzahab, Executive Projects Editor • November 17, 2022

"Everyone's going to have their own valid experience."

JOURNAL: Finding Your People

Trinity Burgess, Live Broadcast Director • November 17, 2022

But the great thing is that it’s not all about that. We have the freedom to hang out with our friends, go to parties, go to games and get involved with groups on campus.

JOURNAL: Life in Color

Laura Niezgoda, Assistant Opinions Editor • November 17, 2022

A vital part of human life that helps us to feel, remember and act is disappearing from our world. It should alarm you when I say that color is disappearing from our world. I mean, literally disappearing.

JOURNAL: Becoming Blue and Gold

Hannah Hernandez, Assistant News Editor • November 17, 2022

From basketball games to soccer matches, from clubs and organizations to the classroom, the colors blue and gold can unite the Marquette community.

JOURNAL: Growth and Change

Trevor Hilson, Sports Audio Producer • November 17, 2022

"Her aggressive style is pretty engaging for teammates (and) for coaches, as well as her competitiveness," Theis says. "She refused to lose."

JOURNAL: Be The Difference with NIL

Ben Schultz, Assistant Sports Editor • November 17, 2022

"Every time there's a new memory it's getting us closer," women's basketball senior forward Chloe Marotta says.

JOURNAL: Stage Left, Stage Right

Angelina Galullo, MUR A&E Audio Producer • November 17, 2022

The Marquette Theatre Department discusses what goes on behind the scenes during their 48th annual season.

JOURNAL: Editor’s Note

Kimberly Cook, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal • November 17, 2022

We often hear people say "live life to the fullest" or "live your best life," but what does that sentiment really mean?

JOURNAL: Community Service Organizations

Clara Lebrón, Opinions Columnist • November 17, 2022

Service can mean different things to different people. For Rachel Piscoran, a sophomore in the College of Arts & Sciences, it means breaking boundaries.

JOURNAL: Believe and Lead

Andrew Amouzou, Executive Director of the Marquette Wire • November 17, 2022

"Before you step into a leadership position, figure out why you want to lead. Is it through recognition? Is it through investment to other people? Is it to share something with the world that needs to be shared? What is your reason?" Wilborn-Hinton says.

JOURNAL: Finding Second Chances

Skyler Chun • November 17, 2022

“Do I get a chance to be a lawyer? Do I get a chance to go to Marquette? Is this for real?” McCloud would wonder while sitting at empty tables in the law school.

JOURNAL: More than Team Colors

Jack Albright, Executive Sports Editor • November 17, 2022

“When you see the players around campus, say, ‘Hey, good game last night,’” Dombrowski says. "It’s a way of connecting as a community."