Marquette Wire

LYONS: It’s a toss up: which pizza takes the pie?

Kirsten Lyons, Opinions Columnist • October 18, 2022

The most paramount debate of all time: Which is better, New York or Chicago style pizza? The two pies are a point of pride for each state. But how do they differ?

BALDWIN: Reflecting on Vince Staples success, authenticity

Connor Baldwin, Assistant Investigative Editor • October 18, 2022

Vince Staples, 29-year-old Long Beach rapper, is one of a kind. In his discography he has five studio albums, two EPs and countless features. His music of fresh rhymes discuss ideas such as ego, depression and love, and are complemented perfectly by well-crafted beats.

CADY: Indigenous people deserve better

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor • October 18, 2022

If we choose not to recognize that this country was built on the backs and at the expense of the blood of Indigenous people, we choose to ignore the truth and leave ourselves at risk of living in a false reality.

NO PLANET B: Life Cycle of a Soda Can; A look into the Recycling Process

October 18, 2022

This is a column part of a monthly series called “No Planet B” written by Sustainability & Energy Management Coordinator Chelsea Malacara and her sustainability interns. This series aims to provide...

EDITORIAL: Convocation aftermath, opportunity missed

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor • October 18, 2022

If Marquette wants to continue to honorably use the slogan “Be The Difference,” they must first allow students to be the difference on campus.

CADY: A debate riddled with disappointment

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor • October 14, 2022

I sat in Marquette University’s Varsity Theater on Thursday evening with low expectations, but high hopes.

DYSART: Marquette must geographically diversify

TJ Dysart, News Multimedia Journalist • October 11, 2022

Of the Marquette first-year class, 41% of the class of 2025 are from Illinois and 33% of students come from Wisconsin.

PATEL: “Rust” film back in production, protect actors’ mental health

Krisha Patel, Opinions Columnist • October 11, 2022

People in society view actors as immensely talented people capable of switching emotions, performing seamless stunts and drawing us to the screen, on the edge of our seats. But, we often forget that they are human too.

LYONS: Stolen artifacts characterize museums

Kirsten Lyons, Opinions Columnist • October 11, 2022

Western museums need to return antiquities taken in violence and conquest to their rightful owners. These objects from the global south have been stolen and housed in western museums on a massive scale.

Editorial: Gender inclusivity essential on campus

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor • October 11, 2022

In an education system that has seemed to make strides to become more inclusive, sometimes gender identity is left in the dust. As we become more evolved students and members of society, we must remember to make space for the wellness and prosperity of people of all genders.

CADY: Wear pink, care about politics

Grace Cady, Executive Opinions Editor • October 4, 2022

I used to really believe that I had to exist in a box – that I had to be one thing and not the other. If I was sensitive, I could not be strong. If I was shy, I could not be bold. If I wanted to wear pink, I could not care about politics.

LYONS: This is why we can’t have nice things

Kirsten Lyons, Opinions Columnist • October 4, 2022

Society has a strange agreed upon resentment towards young women. If they simply like what’s popular, they’re basic. If they’re into things that are less mainstream, they’re trying too hard to be different.