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High participation anticipated for Homecoming

High participation anticipated for Homecoming

Abby Ng, News Reporter October 4, 2016
The last Homecoming was in 1993, but the tradition was revived by the university and Marquette Student Government due to popular demand.
Marquette releases report on water and manufacturing

Marquette releases report on water and manufacturing

Jackson Dufault, News Reporter October 4, 2016
Dr. Carmel Ruffolo, the Associate Vice President for the Office of Research and Innovation, who served as an advisor to the EMCP board, said this report helped Marquette take a ‘national lead’ on water issues. Ruffolo emphasized the importance of water for industrial products.
Study ranking MU last in campus sexual health omits important details

Study ranking MU last in campus sexual health omits important details

Michael Cummings, Assistant Opinions Editor October 4, 2016
On Aug. 28, an online magazine called Motherboard, a branch of Vice News, published the results of the study and Marquette's new sexual health rating circulated around campus.

Marquette holds vigil for Jake Kaufmann

Matthew Harte, News Reporter September 30, 2016
“This is simply to remember Jacob, to tell stories and to share our experiences,” Anderson said. “This is our Marquette chance to talk with one another about Jacob.”
Trump campaigns in Waukesha for Wisconsin vote

Trump campaigns in Waukesha for Wisconsin vote

Catie Petralia, News Reporter September 29, 2016
The crowd burst out into a spontaneous “USA” chant four times throughout the event. Eight speakers opened the rally, including former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, Milwaukee Country Sheriff David A. Clarke, Jr. and former Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson.
MU ranked 86 nationally again; business programs ranked in top 25

MU ranked 86 nationally again; business programs ranked in top 25

Kevin Edgeworth, News Reporter September 28, 2016
On its website,U.S. News says it determines the rankings through a mixture of graduation and retention rates, reputation assessment, faculty resources, class size and student selectivity.
Strict party affiliation and blind adherence to ideologies have  created a volatile political environment.

HUGHES: Party loyalty misleads, misrepresents public

Morgan Hughes, Columnist September 27, 2016

My grandma defends the sanctity of a family meal with the decree, "We don't talk about politics at the dinner table." I know this rule is less about maintaining civility, and more about protecting...

MCCARTHY: Trumps failure to release tax returns signals a deeper issue

MCCARTHY: Trump’s failure to release tax returns signals a deeper issue

Ryan McCarthy, Columnist September 27, 2016

No matter which candidate you support in this presidential election, the need for greater transparency from our candidates is evident. Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has had her fair share of issues....

The Journal said that the selections were based on several factors, such as employee retention, individual contribution and overall job satisfaction.

Marquette named a Top 44 Place to Work in Milwaukee

Jackson Dufault, News Reporter September 27, 2016
Marquette made the Milwaukee Business Journal''s Top 44 Places to Work in Milwaukee. the full list will be revealed in late October.
MUPD targets Westown: Alcohol reform

MUPD targets Westown: Alcohol reform

Dean Bibens, Crime & Safety Reporter September 27, 2016
MUPD patrols Westown Market Liquor Store for underage customers.
Athletic department launches MAGIS mentor program

Athletic department launches MAGIS mentor program

Sophie Bolich, News Reporter September 27, 2016
The program's acronym, MAGIS, is a Latin word meaning “good” or “better," representing Marquette's mission to serve others and be the difference.
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Marquette experiences three robberies within 15 hours

Jackson Dufault, News Reporter September 27, 2016
Three robberies occur a week after the University sent out a press release stating that crime on campus has significantly decreased over the past year after Marquette University Police Department was implemented
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