Kimberly Cook, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• November 15, 2021
In light of the release of "Red" (Taylor's Version)," let's take a page out of Swift's book and reach into the Marquette Wire "vault" and talk with Sotomayor for her thoughts on Taylor's newest rerelease.
Clare Lindstrom, MUR Programming Director
• November 11, 2021
With Thanksgiving coming up, there's no better time to show gratitude and give thanks. These songs will remind you how much there is to be grateful for.
Thank You- Led Zeppelin
In My Life- The...
Kimberly Cook, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• November 1, 2021
After the release of 2017's widely-popular and successful "÷," the third installation of his mathematically titled albums, Sheeran returned in 2019 with "No.6 Collaborations Project."
Whether you prefer hip-hop or classic rock, spooky or silly, this playlist has all of your Halloween needs covered.
Thriller — Michael Jackson
The Monster Mash — Bobby "Boris" Pickett, The...
Clare Lindstrom, MUR Programming Director
• October 23, 2021
Friday Oct. 15 Marquette Radio hosted their annual Rock-A-Thon concert in Weasler Auditorium, featuring all Milwaukee-based artists. The event partnered with The Pablove Foundation, a pediatric cancer...
Kimberly Cook, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• October 20, 2021
"Easy On Me" dropped Oct. 15, and placed listeners back into the familiar feeling of emotional anguish and nostalgia they can't help but experience when immersed in Adele's world.
Emily Bittman, Assistant General Manager of Marquette Radio
• October 14, 2021
Oct. 9th, 2021, marked the fifth annual Beet Street Fall Festival hosted by Bay View’s Cactus Club. The club is an entertainment venue that hosts smaller artists, comedians, and special events.
Vancouver indie rock band Peach Pit returns with a new single and music video “Up Granville.” This is the band’s first release since last October when they released the deluxe version of their sophomore...
Kimberly Cook, Arts and Entertainment Assistant Editor
• October 5, 2021
While the free tickets for the concert sold out before the event took place, the show struggled to fill the seats of Varsity Theatre, barely making it to half-capacity. But you never would have known it with how loud and excited the audience was.
Claire Driscol , Assistant News Editor
• October 5, 2021
A recent Marquette Law School poll found a mixed set of views on topics ranging from Supreme Court job performances, withdrawal from Afghanistan, COVID-19 policies and election results.
