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The state Supreme Court chambers reside on the second floor of the State Capitol building in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Jill Karofsky challenges incumbent Daniel Kelly for State Supreme Court

April 1, 2020

Employees unable to complete their core tasks at home will be placed on temporary unpaid furlough.

EDITORIAL: MU must institute pass/fail grading system to ensure equality

March 21, 2020

Sara Weber (left) and Alex Burbach their biggest goal was to advertise Title IX resources on campus.

MUSG to draft recommendation for new student-staff relationship policy

February 4, 2020

Marquette Wire reporters, editors and designers work diligently during Dec. 2, 2019, production for the Marquette Tribune.

EDITORIAL: Marquette Wire shares ethics code, reaffirms pledge to public

December 3, 2019

Discussions about the ombuds occurred during the academic senate meeting Oct. 21.

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Committee on Diversity and Equity issues memo concerning ombuds office

October 29, 2019

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Snapshot class listing replaced by Class Search

October 10, 2019

Assistant English professor Jason Farr talks about his Uncle Joe and the LGBTQ community.

GSA hosts keynote speaker in honor of LGBTQ history month

October 8, 2019

MUSG celebrates its 100 year anniversary with a block party.

MUSG celebrates 100 years

October 8, 2019

MUPD assistant chief Jeff Kranz said MUPD gathers information about fire drills.
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MUPD releases annual fire and safety report

October 8, 2019

Chante Parker became the Dental School's first African American class president.

Dental School elects first African American class president

October 8, 2019

The Stemper family has all graduated from Marquette.

Couple donates $1 million for faith formation

October 8, 2019

Karen Slattery and Mark Doremus created Remembering Bronzeville.

Professor of journalism created Remembering Bronzeville documentary

October 1, 2019