Business school launches student-run program, promotes experiential learning
Jenny Whidden, Assistant News Editor
February 6, 2018
Filed under Higher Education, News, Podcasts, Radio
After receiving funding last year, the College of Business Administration has worked to build a student run business program, or SRB program. The college is formally launching the program this spring.
Fellowship creates opportunities for students
Natallie St. Onge, News Reporter
February 6, 2018
Filed under featured, News, Podcasts, Radio, Social Justice
The Peacemaking Fellowships are awarded to undergraduate and graduate students who apply for the summer program. With funding of up to $2,000, students aim to integrate peace and change in areas of domestic and global engagement. Students in all majors are welcome to apply.
PODCAST: National Marquette Day is upon us
Jack Phillips, Audio Producer
February 3, 2018
Filed under Men's Basketball, Podcasts, Radio Sports, Sports, Wire Featured
National Marquette Day brings a must-win game for the Golden Eagles against the Providence Friars. Host Jack Phillips talks with men's basketball beat reporters Brendan Ploen and John Steppe about how Marquette can bounce back from a three-game losing streak. ...
Crowd carries BORNS at Riverside
GM Powell, Music Director
January 27, 2018
Filed under Artist Live, Events, Featured, Radio, Uncategorized
Garrett Clark Borns, known better as BORNS, first visited Milwaukee in 2013, playing Summerfest's Emerging Artist Stage. Since then, it seems, the Michigan-born musician has gained quite the engaged fanbase. Last night, before his set even started, the audience made enough noise to trick the unassuming...
PODCAST: Women’s basketball gets ready for DePaul
Jack Phillips, Audio Producer
January 27, 2018
Filed under Podcasts, Sports, Women's Basketball
Host Jack Phillips and women's basketball beat reporter Chris Reisner break down the team's 8-1 start to conference play and previews the DePaul matchup on Monday night. ...
Fetty Wap’s sophomore album is success
Reilly Tracy, A&E Stringer
January 24, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music Reviews, Radio
"For My Fans" starts off with the song “Start It Up.” A track with a hint of piano and a solid title, the song is a strong intro to the album and shows off some of Fetty Wap's musical abilities.
Ben Dombrowski on 2018 presidential address
Larson Seaver, MUTV News Director
January 21, 2018
Filed under Interviews, MUTV, News, News, Podcasts, Radio, Reports
Jackson Dufault sits down with Ben Dombrowski to talk about MUSG's reception of the President Lovell's fourth annual address as well as what we can expect from student government in 2018. Listen to the full video on Marquette Radio. ...
PODCAST: Men’s, women’s basketball near midpoint of conference play
Jack Phillips, Audio Producer
January 19, 2018
Filed under Men's Basketball, Podcasts, Radio, Sports, Women's Basketball
We're almost halfway through BIG EAST play, which means it's a perfect time for Wire Sports Weekly to make its second semester debut. Audio producer Jack Phillips joins Andrew Goldstein to break down each team's recent performance and what it means going forward. ...
Ten of the Best Music Festivals of 2017
Tim Haggerty, Marquette Radio Publicist
January 8, 2018
We all love music and there is very little that beats seeing some of the best bands and artists live in-person. Music Festivals give you a chance to do just that with some major headliners. This past year was great for music festivals. Here is a look at ten of the best music festival lineups from...
WAGNER: Top albums of 2017
Sydney Wagner, Assistant Music Director
January 3, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music Reviews, Radio
2016 was an incredible year for music, and I truly didn’t think 2017 could top it. But as I look at the albums that I have listened to throughout this year, I am in awe at the sheer amount of unforgettable music that was created. Being a lover of almost all genres, here is a look at my favorite al...
PERKINS: Top Artists of 2017
Kennedy Perkins, Assistant Publicist
January 3, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music Reviews, Radio
Every year, new artists arise and 2017 was no different with a variety of new artists making their mark in the music industry. Many of these artists have been working on music for years but in 2017 they have risen to stardom with their unique sound. In no particular order, these are my top artists of 2017. Kha...
CORDONNIER: Most underrated albums of 2017
Nicholas Cordonnier, Audio Content Director
January 1, 2018
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Music Reviews, Radio
In their third studio album, Sorority Noise truly come into their own, distinguishing themselves from the plethora of emo bands singing about disillusionment and self-reflection. Dealing with themes such as depression, doubt and the death of a close one, lyricist and lead vocalist Cameron Boucher draws from personal experience to craft an intimate and personal journey, one that feels unique in its presentation. From the screaming frustration of "No Halo," to the pop-inspired denial of "Disappeared," to the utter heartbreak and confusion that is "Second Letter from St. Julien," Boucher and the rest of the band create a truly unparalleled listening experience, one vastly different from any other album this year. Despite its somber and heavy themes, the album still manages to remain somewhat hopeful; instead of dwelling on the sadness, the album finds heart and hope in heartbreak, something we all could use a little more of. Not only is it one hell of an underrated album, but it’s my favorite of the year.
