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The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

The student news site of Marquette University

Marquette Wire

Opinions

Students celebrate National Marquette Day  at the mens basketball game against Butler University Feb. 9.

DYSART: We should treat every day like National Marquette Day

Annie Dysart, Assistant Opinions Editor February 11, 2020
We should treat every day like National Marquette Day in the way we unite to celebrate university values and the Marquette community.
$3.3 million of Marquettes aid will be distributed toward students.

EDITORIAL: Counseling Center’s lack of transparency unfair to students

February 11, 2020
The Marquette University Counseling Center must prevent confusion and frustration among students by proactively and clearly communicating the extent of its services. President Lovell recently announced the university received an anonymous $8 million gift for the purpose of addressing mental health concerns.
President Lovell announced the co-chairs of the Commission on Racial Equity.

EDITORIAL: Lack of university engagement hinders student, faculty impact

February 4, 2020
University leaders deny students and faculty the ability to “Be the Difference" when they intentionally act in response to concerns from community members.
The new College of Business Administration building will be built where McCormick Hall previously stood. Photo by Jordan Johnson.

SCHABLIN: McCormick lot as green space would benefit campus

Kevin Schablin, Opinions Columnist February 4, 2020
President Lovell announced Jan. 29 that a new College of Business Administration building will be built where McCormick Hall once stood. Students have expressed desire for the area to remain a green space.
Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are among the seven remaining Democratic candidates in the Iowa Caucus. Photos via Flickr.

BEG: Democrats must have a strong front entering primary elections

Aminah Beg February 4, 2020
On Feb. 3, Democrats living in Iowa came together at their state caucus to choose their pick for the candidate that will run against incumbent Donald Trump in the 2020 presidential election.
The New York Times released its endorsements for presidential candidate Jan. 19. Photo via Flickr.

SCHABLIN: The New York Times’ endorsement violates journalistic ethics

Kevin Schablin, Opinions Columnist January 28, 2020
The New York Times recently released its endorsements for the upcoming presidential election but this may violate its journalistic ethics.
BEAIRD: The loss of a legend

BEAIRD: The loss of a legend

Joseph Beaird, Projects Reporter January 28, 2020
Sunday, Jan. 26, 2020. We lost a legend. I will never forget where I was when I heard the news.
The Marquette esports club is still not a varsity sports program due an issue with finding a sponsor. Photo courtesy of Patrick Glogovsky.

EDITORIAL: Absence of varsity esports unfair to current, future students

January 28, 2020
University President Michael Lovell announced in his 2019 presidential address that Marquette University would be the first Division I athletics program to have varsity esports, or competitive video gaming. Lovell said the club would transition to a varsity sport during the fall 2019 semester.  One year after the address, esports has yet to become a varsity sport.
Stephen King said he didnt consider diversity when voting for Oscar nominees. Photo via Flickr.

BEG: Academy, Stephen King disregard diversity

Aminah Beg January 28, 2020
Movie fanatics and entertainment fans went online to watch the live Oscars nominations Jan. 13 with curiosity and excitement, hoping to see their favorite movies and actors get picked for the prestigious awards. Quickly, minorities were disappointed when they saw that nobody like them was given a chance at this year's Oscars ceremony.
The 92nd Academy Awards will be held Feb. 9. Photo via Flickr.

SCHABLIN: The Academy Awards need more diverse voices, genres

Kevin Schablin, Opinions Columnist January 21, 2020
The Academy should follow the public's lead when nominating movies that are more representative and diverse across gender, race, life experience and genre.

GARNER: My experience in Cuba

Alex Garner, Executive Opinions Editor January 21, 2020
Solidarity and compassion are essential to society, and witnessing them in action in Cuba gives me hope that we can achieve similar means of community.
Director of facilities management Mike Jahner speaks at an event to discuss sustainability. Photo by Jordan Johnson.

EDITORIAL: Absence of coordinator jeopardizes sustainability

January 21, 2020
Four months after an event to discuss sustainability, Marquette University remains without a sustainability coordinator. This failure to prioritize and maintain sustainability is detrimental to Marquette and the broader community.
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