Mitch Laputka sits on the steps outside of St. Benedict the Moor. The church doors are locked and he has just been released from Milwaukee County's House of Correction after two months.
"I've come here...
Most students perform community service with local organizations. Four students, however, took a journey over 7,000 miles to serve others.
Paul McPeake, Ryan Loftus, Abe Stamper and Taylor Smith are...
Typically, student organizations only interact with Marquette Student Government when they need funding or approval. Now, MUSG is trying to change that relationship.
This semester MUSG received complaints...
Jackson Dufault, Higher Education Reporter
• December 6, 2016
Students in the Ethnography of the University gave presentations Friday, Dec. 2, on a range of topics, such as the impact of rape culture and the need for sexual health education on campus.
The presentations...
Matthew Harte, Science & Technology Reporter
• December 6, 2016
A Marquette professor is developing an app that could help children with autism prepare for medical procedures.
The app displays hypothetical scenarios made up of pictures, words and sounds to form...
A proposal to change the grading scale to utilize a ‘plus and minus’ system is being reviewed for the Fall 2017 semester.
The proposal needs the approval of Provost Dan Myers, President Michael...
Kristina Lazzarra, News Reporter
• December 6, 2016
The Student Health Advisory Board, in partnership with the American Cancer Society, hosted their second annual Great American Smokeout to promote a tobacco-free campus.
"The intent is for a better campus,"...
Five women descended the stairs in the Alumni Memorial Union Nov. 21. The women were wearing white long sleeve tops, paired with a salmon pink skirts. On their heads were sunglasses and apple green scarves.
While...
There were originally 50 chairs set up in the Marquette Student Government meeting room in anticipation for a larger than usual crowd of concerned students. But nearly 100 students of all races, genders...
Rebecca Carballo and Ryan Patterson, Assistant News Editors
• December 6, 2016
Last spring, Abe Ortiz Tapia and Adam Kouhel were named president and vice president respectively of Marquette Student Government on promises to increase community engagement, clean up student organization...
While shoppers are busy worrying about which holiday gift to purchase online, there may be another, more dangerous concern in cyber attacks.
To inform individuals on potential online dangers, the Department...
The Haggerty Museum of Art will host "On Display," an exhibition commemorating International Day of Persons with Disabilities Dec. 3.
“It’s a mix of all different people,” Lynne Shumow, curator...