Marquette business professors have implemented a program allowing students to run a simulated college-town coffee shop.
The program, BizCafe, allows groups of students to compete against each other...
Of the 2,002 freshman students on campus, 29.3 percent are students of color.
"At Marquette, students of color are, numbers-wise, in the minority," Bianca Howell, the Coordinator for Intercultural...
Marquette released its annual freshman survey Thursday, Feb. 2 and 89 percent of the respondents are happy with their Marquette experience, saying their chances of transferring are unlikely.
The survey,...
His eyes brimming with tears, a Marquette graduate student from Iran broke down talking to his friend about his mother.
“I’ve never seen him cry before,” Sara Atshan said, tears in her eyes as...
On her way home one day this winter, Sara Atshan experienced something she never thought would happen to her during her time at Marquette.
"I was wearing a pink scarf and he comes up to me and is like,...
Over winter break, a student reported being harassed to the Marquette University Police Department, but something was different about this claim: the harassment was online.
A student, whose name will...
Ryan Patterson, Assistant News Editor
• February 6, 2017
Attorneys representing suspended professor John McAdams and Marquette University appeared in court to present their cases to a judge Feb. 2.
Both sides were seeking summary judgments, meaning a victory...
Marquette University Student Government held its weekly meeting Monday, Feb. 6. Two highlights came out of the meeting.
New Budget Committee member
The MUSG Senate unanimously voted to allow College...
Marquette’s Center for Cyber Security Awareness and Cyber Defense recognized Data Privacy Day last Saturday and hosted a talk stressing the importance of data privacy Monday.
The talk was hosted by...
Marquette for Life and Campus Ministry held a vigil and march last Friday to support the March for Life in Washington D.C.
The March for Life is an annual rally of pro-life supporters held around the...
Since Thursday, Jan. 26, the Marquette University Police Department has reported eight incidents of theft from a motor vehicle, with losses and damages totaling almost $1,500.
Nobody affiliated with...
Matthew Martinez, News Reporter
• January 31, 2017
Students and members of the community attended the Grocery Store Challenge in the Alumni Memorial Union Ballroom Jan. 31 to help with efforts to bring a grocery store to campus.
Upon entering the...