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Senators elected to join student government’s budget, SOF committees

Sophia Boyd, Student Government & Politics Reporter • September 29, 2015

Marquette Student Government Senate elected new members for the student organization funding and budget committees during its meeting on Sept. 28.

Schroeder rooms in drying phase after weekend flood

Natalie Wickman, Executive News Editor • September 29, 2015

Schroeder Hall Director Ishmael Miller sent an email to affected students on Monday with information about the cleanup process.

Send Silence Packing backpack display aims to raise awareness of college suicide

Maredithe Meyer, Health Reporter • September 29, 2015

Marquette’s Active Minds chapter is displaying the nationally traveling Send Silence Packing exhibit in its efforts to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health and educate students on campus suicide.

Marquette Student Government hosts Good Tenant Training

Jennifer Walter, Science & Technology Reporter • September 27, 2015

Around 21 people attended Marquette Student Government's first of two Good Tenant Training sessions on Saturday. Good Tenant Training is a free seminar created to inform students about off-campus housing...

Students react to Schroeder Hall flood after fire hose activation

Natalie Wickman, Executive News Editor • September 27, 2015

The incident was confirmed in an email, from Schroeder Hall Director Ishmael Miller, sent to Schroeder residents on Sunday.

Professor Andrew Williams attends engineering summit in Beijing

Jennifer Walter, Science & Technology Reporter • September 25, 2015

The summit, which was held Sept. 15 and 16, is an international conference for world engineering leaders.

Marquette rescinds Bill Cosby’s honorary degree

Julia Pagliarulo, Assistant News Editor • September 24, 2015

The announcement was made in an email to the Marquette community.

New researcher joins neuron communication project

Gary Leverton, Higher Education Reporter • September 24, 2015

The focus of the project is to determine what communication is happening between neuron cells in the brain. The key goal is finding a way to study how a protein rises and falls without killing the cell.

How to start your own club as a student

Clara Hatcher, Religion & Social Justice Reporter • September 24, 2015

“We would sit at the picnic tables in front of the AMU and play a few songs,” said Julie Medenwald, a senior in the College of Health Sciences. “That’s what sparked the idea for the club.”

New Adopt-a-Block program will pilot this semester

Natalie Wickman, Executive News Editor • September 24, 2015

The tasks involved with adopting a block include making sure trash is cleaned up and reporting safety hazards like broken street lights. Greek life will be adopting the blocks north of campus during the pilot.

Students feel ‘odd,’ ‘isolated’ in gymnasium classrooms

Gary Leverton, Higher Education Reporter • September 24, 2015

Students said the classes are uncomfortable and isolated, but others see why the university might need to make such accommodations.

BlueLight app receives mostly positive, some negative response

McKenna Oxenden, Crime Reporter • September 24, 2015

The BlueLight App released earlier this year, puts a BlueLight phone in the palm of every person’s hand. It has the ability to contact Marquette Police Department within an instant in any dangerous situation.

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