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Q&A with former university president Albert DiUlio

Julia Pagliarulo • April 28, 2015

Albert DiUlio graduated from Marquette in 1965 and 25 years later became the university’s 21st president, a position he held from 1990 to 1996.

Students arrested after Solidarity March blocks intersection

Carl Soder • April 27, 2015

The Solidarity March, originally devised by the ad hoc Coalition of and for Students of Color, or Coalition SOC, addressed ongoing concerns about Marquette’s handling of a number of controversial issues.

Marquette University Police Department officially established, to start training in May

Natalie Wickman • April 24, 2015

The Department of Public Safety Chief Paul Mascari will be sworn in on May 1 and will swear in 19 other DPS officers later that day.

Missing picture: Marquette’s reporting to the federal government misses half of the incidents on campus

Rob Gebelhoff • April 23, 2015

The Department of Public Safety reported 53 sexual assaults in its daily morning reports during the same time period represented in its reports to the U.S. Department of Education, an analysis of DPS’s documents shows.

MUSG budget sees reduction from last year

Joseph Cahill • April 23, 2015

Marquette Student Government will use a smaller budget next year due to lower enrollment rates.

Psychology professor goes above and beyond in field

Devi Shastri • April 23, 2015

Psychology professor Kristy Nielson remembers being one in a handful of full-time woman faculty members on Marquette’s campus when she started her career in 1996.

Scholarships, relationships created at first ever SHE-E-O contest

Carl Soder • April 23, 2015

A unique dynamic resonated throughout Tuesday night’s Future SHE-E-O competition in the AMU’s Monagahan Ballrooms, where the Milwaukee-based company Fashion Angels, in partnership with Marquette’s Kohler center for Entrepreneurship, showcased the business power of five nationally selected tween entrepreneurs as they vied for a grand prize of a $10,000 scholarship.

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Q&A with former university president Albert DiUlio

Students arrested after Solidarity March blocks intersection

Marquette University Police Department officially established, to start training in May

Missing picture: Marquette’s reporting to the federal government misses half of the incidents on campus

MUSG budget sees reduction from last year

Psychology professor goes above and beyond in field

Scholarships, relationships created at first ever SHE-E-O contest

Lovell signs St. Francis Pledge in recognition of Earth Day

Secrets of a hidden tomb in the Joan of Arc Chapel

Pita Bros done with construction, expected to open soon

New MIAD curriculum won’t affect fine arts minors at Marquette

Dental school proposed to receive $2 million in funds from state

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