Demonstrators waved Palestinian flags, wore keffiyehs and held signs with a variety of Pro-Palestinian messages. There was one counter-demonstrator present throughout the march wearing a flag around his neck— half the United States flag, half Israeli flag.
By the first day of classes next semester, David A. Straz Jr. Hall and the Lemonis Center for Student Success will be completed. Each building features new spaces for students to socialize, collaborate...
And as Lovell approaches three years, he's realized how important it is for him to check goals off of his bucket list. One is walking El Camino de Santiago or "The Way of St. James." Lovell said him and his wife will be traveling to Portugal this June to do this hike through the countryside until they reach the end at the Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• April 30, 2024
One Marquette Career Services employee strives to foster diversity and inclusion at her workplace every day, and in doing so, she earned some surprise recognition for her actions.
Sarah Kirkwood, a...
A decades long tradition known as "Senior Week" is looking different for Marquette's class of 2024.
Typically, after finals, students were given a week planned by the university to enjoy themselves...
Tables of food, plants, clothes and other items filled SHAMU, the lawn between the Alumni Memorial Union and Schroeder Hall on April 25, for the Marquette University Student Government and Marquette...
Marquette University Police Department and the Milwaukee Fire Department responded to a fire set to a garbage can in the lobby of the 707 Building Monday morning around 10:45 a.m. The fire was extinguished...
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• April 30, 2024
As students move out from their residence halls and university-owned apartments for the summer, they have an opportunity right in their lobby to donate food for those in need.
Christine Little, Manager...
Food redistribution efforts have been making contributions to Marquette and the Milwaukee community through programs like the Food Recovery Network, and now the implementation of the latest contribution:...
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• April 23, 2024
Rain was not going to stop Marquette President Michael Lovell, a group of Marquette employees and local CEOs from walking to promote cancer prevention last Thursday morning.
While the weather did...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• April 23, 2024
Dean of the College of Business Administration, Tim Hanley, will retire at the end of this semester.
Hanley is a Marquette alum who graduated in 1974 from the accounting program.
"My degree from...
Pizza, milkshakes, music and conversation filled O’Brien 150 on April 18, when Marquette’s Muslim Student Association celebrated Eid Mubarak.
Eid is a celebration for the end of Ramadan, a 30-day...
