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Dozens of students were in attendance for the presentation.

Soup with Substance: Louise Cainkar talks U.S. immigration policy changes, Project 2025

Sahil Gupta, News Reporter March 24, 2025
In a filled AMU Lunda Room, Marquette sociology professor Louise Cainkar presented her insights into current happenings in the U.S. immigration system and connections to Project 2025.
MLSC students stand in the back of the UAS meeting to defend their program.

Medical laboratory science majors fill UAS meeting to oppose program termination

Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor March 22, 2025
Students and faculty from the medical laboratory science major, wearing their white lab coats, filled the AMU ballroom at the University Academic Senate meeting Monday to urge senators to vote against closing their 90-year-old department. 
Koser's family granted the university permission to publicly share his identity Friday afternoon.

BREAKING: Identity of student who died Thursday revealed, as permitted by family

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor March 21, 2025
As of Friday afternoon, the family of the Marquette student who died in his off-campus apartment Thursday has granted the university permission to share his identity with the public.
Faculty, staff and students have access to services for coping with grief through the Counseling Center and Campus Ministry.

Marquette University mourns student who died in their off-campus apartment Thursday

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor March 21, 2025
A senior student in the College of Business Administration passed away yesterday in their off-campus apartment, Marquette University announced Friday morning.
Over 20,000 students applied to Marquette for next year.

Class of 2029 applicants soar to new heights

Ellie Golko, News Reporter March 21, 2025
As the class of 2029 is forming, the statistics of these students differ from some of Marquette’s more recent classes, which may mean criteria for future applicants may change.
Mayer (right) has been heavily involved with Science and Technologies for Phosphorus Sustainability.

Brooke Mayer, MU engineering professor and “Engineer of the Year,” leads for a better future

Lance Schulteis, News Reporter March 20, 2025
The honor is presented annually to an outstanding engineer in the Milwaukee seven county circle, and it found Mayer after years of work as a researcher, teacher and mentor.
Kam Jones stops to fist-bump a young Marquette basketball fan while making his way out to the team bus.

Marquette men’s basketball team sent off by fans before heading to NCAA tournament

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor March 19, 2025
No amount of frigid wind and pouring rain could stop Marquette fans from making their way to the Al McGuire Center lobby to cheer on their men's basketball team.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford are seen before a debate Wednesday, March 12, 2025, in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates spar in debate hosted by Marquette Law School

Sahil Gupta, News Reporter March 19, 2025
It did not take long for things to get testy in the Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates’ one and only debate.
Ighodaro notched 11 points and six rebounds in 32 minutes against the Sacramento Kings Friday night in Phoenix.

Oso Ighodaro’s homecoming: How the Phoenix Suns rookie and former MUBB star is shining

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor March 18, 2025
At the 2024 NBA Draft, Oso Ighodaro promised the team who drafted him that they'd be getting a winning person and player.
Kim always comes into work with a smile, which peers and students appreciate. Photo courtesy of Marquette University.

Young Kim: researcher, professor and parent

Ruby Mulvaney, Assistant News Editor March 13, 2025
Young Kim starts his day at 5 a.m. so that he has time to work on his research before his son wakes up. After getting him ready for school,  he continues his work; Answering emails, attending meetings and teaching classes are all a part of his daily routine. 

Marquette’s procedures and resources regarding outside law enforcement

Lance Schulteis, News Reporter March 10, 2025
Marquette has laid out for students, faculty and staff procedural information as well as provided resources to those struggling amidst new regulations.
The White House is seen through a metal gate in Washington, U.S., October 6, 2019. REUTERS/Erin Scott

Stand up for Science rallies draw thousands across the nation, including in Madison, WI

Clara Lebrón, Print Production Manager March 7, 2025
The Stand up for Science protest is a reaction to perceived attacks on the integrity of science as a result of Trump's administration.
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