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A piece of the original nursing building is preserved on the wall of the newly renovated Straz Hall.

Straz Hall promotes the future of nursing

Gabriel Mannion, News Reporter November 1, 2024
The facility features flexible spaces for student growth, skills labs, simulation spaces and innovative classrooms all designed to enhance student growth and learning.
The latest Marquette Law School Poll shows the presidential race at a dead heat. Photo courtesy of Marquette University Law School.

Harris, Trump deadlocked in final MU law poll

Sahil Gupta, News Reporter October 31, 2024
The final Marquette Law School Poll before the election has Vice President Harris and former president Trump locked in a dead heat.
Noah Leigh grew up with a passion for the paranormal and founded his own investigation group in 2007. Photo courtesy of Paranormal Investigators of Milwaukee.

MKE’s haunted history frightens all

Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor October 31, 2024
Spooky season is upon us, and the 414 has its fair share of haunted history. Thankfully, the Paranormal Investigators of Milwaukee are here to explore the city's creepy cases. 
Both the Marquette College Democrats and College Republicans have been working to advocate for their party’s candidates and platforms. Photos courtesy of Jasleen Kaur and Elliot Sgrignuolli.

MU party chairs comment on elections

Sahil Gupta, News Reporter October 31, 2024
The leaders of both campus political parties are doing everything they can to make sure students get out and vote.
In order to view their registration time, students can go to CheckMarq and choose the "Manage Classes" tile, then select "My Registration Begins" on the sidebar. Photo courtesy of Marquette University.

Students’ spring advising sessions start

Ruby Mulvaney, Assistant News Editor October 30, 2024
Spring will bring a change in the season, and for Marquette students, a change in classes.
Students from the Marquette Honors Program and the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee’s Honors Program joined together to have a guided discussion on restorative justice surrounding gun violence.

MKE universities unite for honors discussion

Ellie Golko October 30, 2024
Honors Students from Marquette and The University of Milwaukee met to have group discussions on social justice issues following a conference held by the law school.
The aim of decarbonization is to reduce a system’s carbon footprint by balancing its amount of carbon emissions as close as possible to the amount used. Photo courtesy of David Nowacek.

Creating a carbon-free campus

Lance Schulteis, News Reporter October 30, 2024
Marquette and Princeton University both serve as institutions for higher education. Despite being hundreds of miles away, the two share a unique partner: Salas O’Brien. 
With less than a week until Election Day, Hovde and Baldwin are the politicians fighting for the incumbent Baldwin's Senate spot. Photos courtesy of Baldwin Press and Press Team Hovde.

Senate campaigns prep for election

Mia Thurow and Ellie Golko October 30, 2024
With just one week left until Election Day, Democratic and Republican candidates are battling as hard as possible to win the approval of the swing state that is Wisconsin.

Lil Uzi Vert Gives Milwaukee a Free Performance

Trinity Zapotocky, Assistant News Editor October 29, 2024

Wisconsin rap fans were in luck this weekend, as Philadelphia native rapper Lil Uzi Vert gave a free concert right outside of Milwaukee Area Technical College on Saturday. Milwaukeeland, hosted by Rock...

The setting of the Marquette Law School Andrew Center for Restorative Justice Conference brought in participants from all stages of life to engage with the impacts of gun violence.

A healing approach to gun violence

Lance Schulteis, News Reporter October 27, 2024
Students and members of the Milwaukee community joined together at the Lubar Center on Thursday and Friday to connect at the Marquette Law School Andrew Center for Restorative Justice Conference.
The ongoing onstruction includes new raised crosswalks, new curbs on both streets and pavement replacement. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons.

Traffic re-routed on 16th and 17th Street

Ruby Mulvaney, Assistant News Editor October 26, 2024
Marquette University traffic and pedestrians will be rerouted on 16th Street while it is closed during the construction of the Wellness and Helfaer Recreation. 
Since the flu shot is able to help prevent the flu, suppress signs of symptoms and keep others safe, Marquette has made it accessible to students. Photo courtesy of Flickr.

Last chance to get a free flu shot

Bridget Lisle, News Reporter October 25, 2024
To combat the spread of sickness like the flu, Marquette is providing free flu shots for students, administered by Marquette nursing students.
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