Zoe Comerford, Executive Sports Editor
• April 27, 2021
Joe Chapman and Travis Diener recently held the first workout at Athlete Performance Sports Complex, their sports facility that was built in less than seven months.
The Marquette Golden Eagles (6-9, 3-6) ended their three game losing streak after defeating the Butler Bulldogs (1-10, 0-9) in dominate fashion, 18-5, in Indianapolis.
The Golden Eagles were lead by...
Ten minutes away from campus is Rescue Gang, a non-profit foster home that rescues animals. Reporter Maureen Ojiambo goes to the center and talks with a Marquette student who volunteers there,...
As one of the country's best sprinters, Ralph Metcalfe made change in the African American community through his hard work on the track, in politics and in the community that has still had an impact today.
From preparing news scripts, running lines with my co-anchors, seeing the behind-the-scenes productions, and witnessing the team that pulled off an amazing student-run show, MUTV became the highlight of my week.
Due to COVID-19, the final Virtual Coffee Hour with University President Michael Lovell was conducted April 3 on video platform Zoom.
Jennifer Reid, the director of student affairs assessment, communication...
Do you ever walk past Marquette Hall to the tune of bells and wonder what that noise is? It’s Marquette’s very own carillon, an instrument typically held in a bell tower that Zach Bigelbach would describe as a blend between a xylophone, a piano and an organ.
A direct reflection of the sun, the color yellow is its own refreshing burst of sunshine. There is nearly neither a day nor a person that cannot be brightened by the bright hue. Especially in summertime,...
Sydney Czyzon, Managing Editor of the Marquette Tribune
• May 15, 2019
The Light the Hoan project, a crowdfunding campaign to illuminate the Hoan Bridge with light bulbs dedicated to people or organizations in the city, hopes to raise enough funds to light the bridge by summer 2020.
“When my kids (attended Marquette), most of the comments they got were, ‘When is your dad planting the tulips?’ and ‘How long are the tulips gonna stay?’” Blonien says. “Then when the tulips came up, there would be a lot of online posts with people saying, ‘We’re so happy.’ That gives us a lot of pride.”
