Marquette Wire

KOCH: Noise pollution harmful to campus, community

Jenna Koch, Opinions Columnist • September 7, 2021

As much as this seems like a trivial issue, loud, disruptive noise can be detrimental to the health of a community.

KOCH: Foraging possible solution for climate justice

Jenna Koch, Opinions Columnist • August 31, 2021

The antidote to climate despair is not hope — it is connection.

EDITORIAL: Commend MU for implementing mask mandate

August 31, 2021

Marquette's decision to require students, faculty and staff wear masks in indoor public spaces on campus prioritizes everyone's health and well-being.

GARNER: Individualism cannot continue during pandemic

Alexandra Garner, Executive Opinions Editor • August 31, 2021

In order to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 and protect others, we must sacrifice our wants for the greater good.

CADY: Beginning again in strange times

Grace Cady, Opinions Columnist • August 31, 2021

In order to have a safe and fun college experience, we need to prioritize the safety of those around us.

GARNER: Being mindful as we move forward

Alexandra Garner, Executive Opinions Editor • August 8, 2021

While we may be eager to return to normalcy, it is important to be mindful of how the COVID-19 pandemic will shape our future.

PICKART: Men must be allies to women

Max Pickart, Opinions Columnist • May 4, 2021

Following Denim Day last week, it is still clear and necessary that men must act as allies for women and the injustices they face.

BEG: Changing the world

Aminah Beg, Assistant Opinions Editor • May 4, 2021

I have worked at the Marquette Wire since my first year of college, starting on the Opinions desk as a columnist. Now at the end of my time at Marquette, I will finish my four-year journey on the Opinions...

EDITORIAL: Being the Difference town hall addresses campus climate

May 4, 2021

Being the difference starts with everyone who is part of the Marquette community.

COMERFORD: Becoming the difference

Zoe Comerford, Executive Sports Editor • May 4, 2021

Sitting in my high school band classroom as part of the highest jazz band as a first-year, I was told to leave organizations I lead better than I found them, and that's exactly what I have done with the...

PATEL: Orientation opportunity important for rising sophomores

Krisha Patel , Stringer • May 4, 2021

While rising sophomores have already gone through SPARK and orientation virtually, they should have the option to attend in-person with other new students.

ARSENEAU: A rediscovered passion

Kelli Arseneau, Managing Editor of the Marquette Journal • May 4, 2021

When I was in middle school, I struggled to read and write. It wasn’t a physical thing. I had been a fast reader from a fairly young age, and was writing stories since I could use a pencil. But around...