McKenna Oxenden, Executive News Editor
• April 11, 2017
Steve Austin was in college the first time he seriously contemplated ending his life.
He was a freshman driving home from the University of Montevallo when he found himself staring at a yellow road sign...
Matthew Harte, Special for the Wire
• April 11, 2017
Before he was vice president for student affairs at Marquette, Xavier Cole found himself dealing with a student death by suicide.
Added to the tragedy was extensive media coverage that garnered public...
They are CEOs, federal judges, national correspondents, head coaches of professional basketball teams and presidents of million-dollar companies. They are also Marquette alumni and Jesuits. As University...
Lucie Sullivan, Audio Content Director
• April 4, 2017
Students discuss which on-campus gym they prefer, the Rec Center or the Rec Plex. Some raise concerns that the Rec Plex is a confusing building, which doesn't help gym-timidation when going to work...
New legislation hit the floor for the first time in several weeks at Marquette University Student Government's weekly meeting Monday.
The legislation would give the Office of Student Development control...
At age 12, associate professor of history Timothy McMahon started asking his grandmother for stories about his deceased Irish grandfather.
McMahon was inspired to look into his family history after...
Marquette’s first Pride Week saw events dedicated to the LGBTQ+ community through discussions, dances and dinners.
The week began with a fundraiser dance in the Alumni Memorial Union, which was sponsored...
More than 12,000 eviction suits are filed in Milwaukee County every year. And some Marquette students are giving hope to those low-income tenants facing eviction.
Marquette law students volunteer for...
A new innovation hub was unveiled last week, powered by the Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship and the Social Innovation Initiative.
The Kohler Center focuses on funding student planning programs and...
The Islamic prayer room in the Alumni Memorial Union has been vandalized twice, once in November after the presidential election and once in the days following the release of the second travel ban. While...
Alex Groth, Investigative Reporter
• April 4, 2017
When the Rev. Jessica Short wheeled a Crock-Pot dinner to Lutheran Campus Ministry’s reserved study room, she wasn’t expecting a locked door — again.
“No one can open them, because that’s...