President Donald Trump recently clarified some of his administration's tariff objectives through a list indicating ways in which countries are “non-tariff cheating." The administration argues that these forms of "cheating" allow other countries to gain unfair advantages in international trade.
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• April 29, 2025
Kimo Ah Yun is being inaugurated as Marquette's 25th university president April 29. He'll move into the presidency with promises for the kind of university he wants to create — similarly to dozens of university leaders before him.
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• April 26, 2025
Marquette University President Kimo Ah Yun will officially be sworn into his role the morning of April 29. He previously served as acting president before being named the university's 25th president on November 20.
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• April 25, 2025
Hundreds of protesters took to the sidewalks of downtown Oconomowoc the morning of April 19, wearing political attire, carrying colorful homemade signs and hoisting large flags for passersby to see.
Morgan, a 2021 graduate, has become a popular sports logo designer online, sharing concepts with an audience of nearly 450 thousand followers combined across TikTok and Instagram.
On Tuesday night, Byington gave the 27th annual Axthelm Lecture, a College of Communication honor as part of the Pete and Bonnie Axthelm Memorial Program.
Julie Marie Welch graduated from Marquette University in 1994. Following graduation, she got a job as a Spanish interpreter for the Social Security Administration. On the morning of April 19, 1995, she went to work, but little did she know that she would never come home.
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• April 17, 2025
Marquette's $1.6 million federal grant for U-RISE, an undergraduate research program, was canceled by the National Institute of Health April 1.
Laurieann Klockow, assistant director for U-RISE, said...
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• April 16, 2025
The College of Education could be transitioned to the “School of Education,” after a proposal was presented at a University Academic Senate meeting April 14.
