Megan Woolard, Managing Editor of the Marquette Tribune
• April 9, 2024
Last month Marquette announced “Marquette 2031: Securing Our Future”, a plan to permanently reduce the operating budget by $31 million, starting FY 26 (beginning in July 2025), over the next six fiscal...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• April 9, 2024
The University Academic Senate's Ad Hoc Committee Response to the Report from the University Faculty Committee on Budgets and Financial Planning has drafted eight recommendations on how university leadership...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• April 9, 2024
Passion, drive and authenticity.
Three words Todd Hernández's daughter, Sofia Hernandez, used to describe him.
His passion for Spanish, drive to explore the world and authenticity in the classroom...
Over 200 students and community members wearing American Foundation for Suicide Prevention shirts and colorful beaded necklaces lined Marquette's streets on Saturday in a walk to bring awareness to suicide...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• April 5, 2024
Brooks and Dalieh, juniors in the College of Arts & Sciences, based their campaign on two major things: interconnectedness across campus and uplifting marginalized voices.
The election for MUSG president and executive vice president is being held Thursday, April 4. Students that are eligible to vote will be emailed a link to participate in the election from MUSG.
Marquette University is changing its university policies to align with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's COVID-19 guidelines. Students who test positive for COVID-19 will no longer need...
Inspired by his grandparents' good hearts, Darrell Campbell, a junior in the College of Business Administration, launched the program "Dream Chasers," under his nonprofit BJC (Beverly and Johnny Campbell) Growth...
Two Marquette University students, Zac Nelson and Elsa Hahn, both seniors in the College of Arts & Sciences, placed first in an undergraduate research symposium. The event took place on Saturday, March...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• March 26, 2024
An announcement at last week's University Academic Senate meeting announced Marquette’s goal to reduce the universities spending by $31 million by 2031.
This amounts to a 7% reduction by 2031, and...
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...
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...
