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The pair started working on the book in 2021.

Photo courtesy of Diane Foley.

James Foley’s Legacy Continues with Diane Foley’s book “American Mother”

Ruby Mulvaney, News Reporter March 26, 2024

Diane Foley is a mother, grandmother, activist and now author. Foley lost her son, Marquette alum and conflict journalist James Foley, in 2014 when he was killed by ISIS.  In light of her loss, Diane...

The bill comes as a result of the pillars of MUSG leadership campaign promises. 

Marquette Wire Stock photo.

MUSG strives to provide greater access to period products

Mia Thurow March 5, 2024

Marquette University Student Government President Abbie Moravec and Executive Vice President Tommy Treacy are looking to support students’ health and wellness as much as possible before their term ends...

A Night Of Magic was held in the Alumni Memorial Union Friday night.

Marquette Bhangra Academy hosts “A Night of Magic” to promote Punjabi culture

Gabe Mannion, News reporter March 5, 2024

Marquette University Bhangra Academy held its first “A Night of Magic” performance on March 1 in the Alumni Memorial Union ballrooms to provide an opportunity for students to embrace Punjabi culture. “A...

The participants were instructed on how to make two of their own desserts.

“Joyful Desserts” Brings A Sweet End to Black History Month

Ellie Golko March 5, 2024

Marquette’s Innovation Kitchen and Center for Engagement and Inclusion partnered together on Feb. 28 to have a sweet ending to Marquette’s Black History Month events through “Joyful Desserts.”  Students...

Traditional Chinese food was served at the event.

Chinese Culture and Charity Club is back with aLunar New Year event

Ruby Mulvaney, News Reporter March 5, 2024

Marquette's Chinese Culture and Charity Club is making a resurgence on campus with their kickoff event to celebrate the Lunar New Year. The event was held on Feb. 27 in the Lalumiere Language Hall. It...

The billiards club hopes to grow membership after being declared an official organization.

Photo courtesy of the billiards club.

Marquette’s Billiards Club is back

Bridget Lisle, News Reporter February 27, 2024

The Billiards club that was once a part of Marquette’s campus has been brought back by two Juniors Ryan Patterson and Justice Osondu. The club meets on Sundays at noon in the Brooks lounge on the first...

Mock up of Alis Marquette hoodie design.

Photo Courtesy of Mariam Ali.

Mariam Ali’s designs highlight Arab culture

Gabe Mannion, News Reporter February 27, 2024

Graduate student Mariam Ali is attempting to highlight Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures through clothing apparel. She incorporates the cultures into designs through her Student-Made Marquette business...

The first Amazing Faith Dinner was held in the Lunda Room in the AMU.

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Marquette hosts first ‘Amazing Faith Dinner’

Ellie Golko February 27, 2024

Members of the Marquette community gathered in the Lunda Room of the Alumni Memorial Union Feb. 19 to indulge in free Mediterranean food and open up about how their faiths have affected their daily lives...

A team of engineering students work to create a Marquette inspired cake at the annual Cake Wars.

Marquette hosts annual Engineering Week

Trinity Zapotocky and Connor Baldwin February 27, 2024

Since 1951, between Feb. 16 - Feb. 24, universities and organizations celebrate "Engineers Week" by hosting several different events, each to highlight the importance and celebrate what it means to be...

University Academic Senate had its most recent meeting Feb. 19.

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Four takeaways from yesterday’s Academic Senate meeting

Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor February 20, 2024

Stipend increases for graduate students, updates on the fiscal year 2024 budget shortfall, Higher Learning Commission reaffirmation results and reorganization for the Office of the Provost were announced...

There will be seating throughout the building for students to study and socialize.

New nursing school to cultivate a ‘student-centered’ space

Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor February 20, 2024

Construction on David A. Straz Jr. Hall is expecting to be completed by this summer. The Marquette Wire had the opportunity to tour the construction site. The new facility will allow the program to...

Doug Woods will be leaving Marquette to go to Loyola Chicago. 

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Doug Woods to Leave for Loyola University Chicago

Trinity Zapotocky, Assistant News Editor February 20, 2024

After eight years at Marquette University, Doug Woods, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate School, is leaving to be the next provost at another Jesuit institution, Loyola University...

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