Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• September 5, 2023
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute has been renewed for another five years. Northwestern Mutual, UW-Milwaukee and Marquette are working together to transform Milwaukee into a hub for data science...
Megan Woolard, Managing Editor of the Marquette Tribune
• September 5, 2023
Marquette University Police Department is decreasing the area of its patrol zone effective June 1, 2024. The new zone will impact the areas MUPD currently patrols by a few blocks mainly on the east and...
Uzair Qhavi, Assistant News Editor
• September 5, 2023
These projects fall under Marquette's Campus Master Plan, adopted in 2015. The plan seeks to enhance the university's aesthetics, modernize teaching methods, amplify research and strengthen community ties and core values.
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• September 5, 2023
With construction underway on the Memorial Library, Marilyn Jones has been named the inaugural director for the Lemonis Center for Student Success.
Last February, Marquette alum Marcus Lemonis and his...
Julia Abuzzahab, Executive Projects Editor
• September 5, 2023
In previous years, students part of Marquette's Honors Program had to maintain a 3.2 cumulative grade point average in order to graduate with core honors. Now, Honors students are only required to have...
Gray Jett Café officially opened its doors to the Marquette and Milwaukee communities Aug. 25. The café specializes in vegan and vegetarian menus, while offering non-vegan alternatives.
The name,...
Megan Woolard, Managing Editor of the Marquette Tribune
• August 30, 2023
Marquette University Police Department announced Aug. 30 that officers will begin to wear body cameras.
“Body worn cameras help increase transparency between MUPD and the communities we serve as we...
Marquette announced a new restaurant will be occupying the space that previously housed Bro-Yo.
At the end of May, Marquette lost two beloved local restaurants after The Broken Yolk and Sobelman’s...
"I feel like it's the right time for me," Garner said. "But, the same thing that brought me here is the same thing that's kept me here all these years ... I really liked the people that I've worked with all these years."
The student-led debate was moderated by the Marquette Civic Dialogues Program. Nicole Laudolff, a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences and research assistant with the Civic Dialogues Program, said that the debates had occurred until the fall of 2019 but that the pandemic had put these debate events on a hiatus.
