Fair, impartial, common sense. Those are the three principles Dane County Judge Susan Crawford has claimed to base her 2025 State Supreme Court campaign around.
President Donald Trump has spent much of the past week renegotiating longstanding foreign policy with the United States' European allies. The policy shift stems from Trump’s long expressed desire to swiftly end the war in Ukraine, which surpassed the three-year mark on Monday.
For most Marquette students, their social media diets do not just consist of the “Big 4” of Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and X. They also include an app whose icon is a cartoon yak head on a seafoam background, known as Yik Yak.
On Monday, the Center for Student Wellness hosted a speaker from The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention who came to educate students on ways to talk about the sensitive topic of suicide. Talk Saves Lives was held to create awareness and prepare for the Out of the Darkness Walk which will be held in April.
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• February 25, 2025
Marquette University President Kimo Ah Yun addressed University Academic Senate Feb. 17 to provide updates on possible capital projects, President Trump's executive orders and $31 million budget cuts.
Between journeys to classes, campus events and dining halls, the sidewalks of Marquette’s campus are touched by thousands of footprints each day. On some days, the footprints that grace the pavement mean just a little bit more.
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• February 22, 2025
Ralph Weber, vice president and general counsel, provided an update at University Academic Senate Monday about how President Donald Trump’s list of executive orders could impact Marquette.
Marquette University released an article on Feb. 18 with instructions on how the community is handling President Donald Trump’s new executive orders regarding Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility in higher education.
Sophia Tiedge, Assistant News Editor
• February 19, 2025
On National Marquette Day Feb. 1, Aurora Sinai Medical Center's ER had to close and direct people to St. Mary's because they hit capacity, due to the number of students admitted for acute alcohol intoxication.
