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Motorized personal vehicles must not be used on sidewalks, parked on sidewalks or stored in university-owned housing. 

The truth about electric scooters

Ellie Golko • November 13, 2024
An increasingly popular way for people to travel around cities is the use of motorized scooters, now made more accessible by brands like Lime.
The Marquette College Republicans hosted a viewing party for the 2024 election.

Campus reacts to election results

Ruby Mulvaney, Assistant News Editor • November 12, 2024
This week America received news it had been anxiously waiting for: who would be in power for the next four years.
Despite an unsuccessful attempt to unionize, Marquette faculty members have not stopped pursuing their goals.

University unionizing attempt unsuccessful

Ruby Mulvaney, Assistant News Editor • November 12, 2024
The Marquette faculty's attempts to unionize proved unsuccessful after Marquette posted a decision in Marquette Today saying that they have invoked their legal right for a religious exemption from Nation Labor Relations Board oversight.
Brennan Wills and Thilini Mendis will be MUSG president and vice president for the remainder of the academic year. Photo Courtesy of Thilini Mendis.

New MUSG President and Vice President appointed this semester: What are their goals?

Sophia Tiedge, Guest contributor • November 11, 2024
Amyah Brooks and Amani Dalieh were elected president and vice president of MUSG last academic year, however, at the beginning of this semester they both resigned and new students were elected.
Students served over 60 homes of local senior citizens for Make a Difference Day on Saturday. Photo courtesy of MUCommunity.

Students serve community’s senior citizens

Lance Schulteis, News Reporter • November 11, 2024
Per the latest rankings in The Princeton Review, Marquette stands as the best university in the nation for community service.
The Physician Assistant program will be reviewed again next fall. Marquette Wire stock photo.

Physician Assistant program working to remove probation accreditation status

Sophia Tiedge, Guest contributor • November 10, 2024
The Accreditation Review Commission placed the Marquette University Physician Assistant program under accreditation probation Sept. 2023.
The College of Communication is hosting its third annual Friendsgiving on Thursday, Nov. 14, from 5-7 p.m. in Johnston Hall 106 and 107. Photo courtesy of Calley Hostad.

Friendsgiving fosters fellowship through food

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor • November 9, 2024
The Diederich College of Communication is hosting its third annual Friendsgiving on Thursday, Nov. 14, from 5-7 p.m. in Johnston Hall 106 and 107.
Donald Trump is the first Republican president to have won the popular vote in 20 years.

Results of the 2024 election, by the numbers

Bridget Lisle, News Reporter • November 8, 2024
As the final aftermath of the 2024 election rolls in, questions are being raised about how the election unfolded and what comes next for the nation. 
Over 100 protestors took to Red Arrow Park Wednesday night to march holding handmade signs and banners that represented their beliefs. 

Post-presidential election rally for Palestine

Ellie Golko • November 7, 2024
The Students for a Democratic Society: United with Milwaukee held a post-election rally Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Red Arrow Park, where over 100 participants took to the streets to march holding handmade signs and banners that represented their beliefs. 
Three professors discussed how the proposed change will impact each of their respective departments.

Faculty share concerns at University Academic Senate about possible increase in teaching workloads

Sophia Tiedge, Guest contributor • November 7, 2024
A special meeting of University Academic Senate was held Monday to address concerns from faculty about a newfound effort to increase teaching loads and decrease research time for professors.
Election Day workers at the AMU polling site helped make sure voters had the documents they needed and directed them to the correct lines.

Marquette students shaping swing state

Gabriel Mannion, News Reporter • November 5, 2024
Marquette students have found themselves at the center of the 2024 presidential election as crucial voters in the swing state of Wisconsin.
Vice President Kamala Harris held a rally in Milwaukee on Friday, Nov. 1 as part of her final campaign push.

LIVE: 2024 expecting historic election

Izzy Fonfara Drewel, Production Director • November 5, 2024

The Marquette Wire will be producing ongoing coverage throughout Election Day. Please stay updated with our work throughout the day. Polls have officially opened in Wisconsin for the day, and will remain...

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