A class offered in the College of Business Administration allows Marquette business students to obtain real life sales experience during their undergraduate years.
The main goals of the class, Professional...
The stories of students currently a part of the Education Opportunity Program closely mirror those of the alumni who spoke with them Saturday afternoon for National TRiO Day.
TRiO programs are designed...
As he walked down the street, Jack Toner spotted a homeless man asking for $12. He was suffering from burns and refusing to go to the hospital.
“He had burns all over his arm, and he said he just needed...
Amy Elliot-Meisel and Patrick Thomas
• February 28, 2017
A Marquette University Student Government senator filed a motion to investigate President Adam Kouhel for impeachment last Monday.
The "Petition for Appeal and Justice," addressed to the MUSG judicial...
The university announced plans Feb. 23 to expand Marquette’s future residence hall to house 140 more beds than initially planned.
In a news brief to the campus community, University President Michael...
Matthew Martinez, News Reporter
• February 28, 2017
During National Marquette Day, students in the BMO Harris Bradley Center chanted vulgar remarks as the Marquette Golden Eagles battled the Xavier Musketeers.
An email sent Feb. 22 by notable members...
Ryan Patterson, Assistant News Editor
• February 28, 2017
Peter Frechette, who made significant contributions to Marquette’s journalism efforts, died suddenly Wednesday, Feb. 22. He was 79.
Frechette and his high school sweetheart Patricia O’Brien Frechette...
Maggie Cannon, Assistant News Editor
• February 28, 2017
Suspended Marquette University Professor John McAdams received the Jeane Jordan Kirkpatrick Award for Academic Freedom last Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference in National Harbor, Maryland.
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It is no secret homelessness is prevalent in the area surrounding Marquette, and around the whole city. The Marquette University Police Department is making strides to change the way it deals with homelessness...
McKenna Oxenden, Executive News Editor
• February 27, 2017
Slain Marquette alumnus James Foley was honored by Sting during the Oscars Sunday night.
The singer sang his Oscar-nominated song, "The Empty Chair," from the documentary "Jim: The James Foley Story."...
Phil Pinarski, Larson Seaver and Kevin Wells
• February 27, 2017
Marquette Student Government passed legislation to make the campus tobacco-free. Students have different opinions on this. Phil Pinarski has the story.
President Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall between the United States and Mexico has been a controversial topic during his first month in office, with heated viewpoints from both sides of the political...