With a proposal looking to build a new casino in Kenosha, the state of Wisconsin is looking into the impact a potential casino would have, while also looking at concerns of American Indian tribes.
MU-L8, a robot designed by the HEIR Lab, qualified for RoboCup 2014, the worldwide soccer tournament for robots; however, money stands in the way of the lab's dream of Brazil.
Bob Shields, the special agent in charge of the Milwaukee division of the FBI, said in a comment to the Associated Press last week that he would like to see Wisconsin develop an advanced forensics lab to fight computer crimes.
As Marquette Student Government president-elect Kyle Whelton, a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences, approaches his inauguration on Tuesday, he announced his first priority will be spending part of the almost $250,000 in the Prior Year Reserve Fund.
The national, student-run group Active Minds plans to dismantle stigmas surrounding mental illness on college campuses during this year's Mental Health Awareness Week, running Monday through Friday.
March 26
Between March 26 at 11 a.m. and March 27 at 1:12 p.m., an employee reported that a person not affiliated with Marquette trespassed in William Wehr Physics.
March 27
Between Dec. 19 at...
Executive Vice President-Elect Natalie Pinkney, junior in the College of Arts & Sciences, reflected on her successful campaign experience by saying that her eyes were opened to so many concerns and, as a result, she became dedicated to letting students know that they have a voice.
An estimated 85 people joined together at the Alumni Memorial Union Thursday night to commemorate Hunger Clean-Up's 25th anniversary at a benefit that granted three $3,000 grants to nonprofits in the city.
Kyle Whelton and Natalie Pinkney, both juniors in the College of Arts & Sciences, will be the next president and executive vice president for Marquette Student Government, respectively, after MUSG announced the election results Thursday.
