Emily Ellingson, a first year in the College of Health Sciences, said she usually goes to Schroeder every Wednesday. On Oct. 25, she said she ordered her usual: a chicken Caesar salad. "I was socializing...

Chick Evans, an amateur golfer, requested in 1929 that the Western Golf Association donate his funds to create a full ride scholarship for caddies. Today, the WGA has Evans Scholarships available at...

Recent developments in artificial intelligence are causing debates worldwide about how society will deal with these new systems. Many institutions are creating policies regarding how this new technology...

The Marquette Kesem chapter creates magic on and off the Marquette campus. The Kesem club, meaning “magic” in Hebrew, is an organization that offers support for children whose parents suffer from cancer....

Día de los Muertos translates to “Day of the Dead,” and is celebrated as a time to remember deceased loved ones. The celebration runs from Nov. 1 to Nov. 2. Despite originating in Mexico, it is celebrated...

Marquette Civic Dialogues hosted Rick Perlstein, New York Times bestselling author, last week to talk about his three theses on conservatism. Perlstein is not new to Wisconsin, as he was born and raised...

To some, Milwaukee is the “gathering place by the waters.” A place where the Native American nations of Potawatomi, Ojibwe, Odawa have all, at one time or another, called home. Bryan Rindfleisch,...

In 2016, two Marquette alums walked into the Church of the Gesu to tie the knot and say "I do." Years later, they took a trip down memory lane to reminisce on how their story began in 2011 at Marquette. "You...

This past spring, COVID-19 SNAP benefits expired across the country, impacting local provider organizations such as Feeding America of Eastern Wisconsin. This expiration meant cuts of the additional money...