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Joseph Beaird and his brothers pack up their home in Yorba Linda, Orange County, California to move in summer 2019. Photo courtesy of Joseph Beaird

BEAIRD: Lack of action against gun violence must end

April 8, 2021
The United States has two major political parties — the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Photo via Flickr.

Research project tracks, collects data of political issues most important to voters

September 4, 2020
Matthew Hayes (far right) discusses his experience at Harlem Hospital Center. Photo courtesy of Matthew Hayes.

Marquette alum, doctor volunteers in New York City

April 29, 2020

A Shot in the Dark: The Conversation around Gun Violence

April 22, 2020
Linnea Stanton and Jake Hanauer, the co-chairs of March for Our Lives at MU.

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Puppy Chow sold at the March for Our Lives bake sale with statistics on gun violence and an orange ribbon, representing gun violence awareness.

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Puppy Chow sold at the March for Our Lives bake sale with statistics on gun violence and an orange ribbon, representing gun violence awareness.

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LGBTQ+ Concerns Persist Throughout Decade at Marquette

LGBTQ+ Concerns Persist Throughout Decade at Marquette

February 11, 2020
BEAIRD: The loss of a legend

BEAIRD: The loss of a legend

January 28, 2020
Engineering students design tech for underprivileged

Engineering students design tech for underprivileged

March 19, 2019
Celebrating the Humanities at Marquette was on Friday and Saturday, including speeches and panel conversations on the different humanities subjects.

Celebrating the Humanities highlights importance of expression of the arts

March 5, 2019
Xavier Cole, vice president of student affairs, said Marquette has a responsibility of anchoring diversity.

Unlearning Racism workshop open for students and faculty

February 12, 2019
Brian Till will be taking sabbatical starting May 19th. Marquette Wire Stock Photo.

Dean of College of Business Administration stepping down to take sabbatical

February 11, 2019
The next step clinic was the recipient of the Presidents Challenge award at President Lovells address.

Next Step Clinic win President’s challenge grant

February 5, 2019
Anna Clark signs a copy of her book The Poisoned City: Flints Water and the American Urban Tragedy

Anna Clark visits to talk about Flint water crisis

January 29, 2019
Students trek through the snow on the first day of cancelled classes in five years.

Extreme cold to be monitored for potential Wednesday cancellation

January 29, 2019
An attendee at the prayer service looks over the song, We Shall Overcome.

Prayer service held to honor Martin Luther King

January 22, 2019
Owen Raisch and Kat Christian are both partnered with the Milwaukee Marathon.

Marquette’s important role in the Milwaukee Marathon

January 22, 2019
President Lovell started the SWIM initiative for Milwaukee. Marquette Wire stock photo

Mike and Amy Lovell named community leaders of the year

January 15, 2019

Mental health among students strained by finals and winter break

December 4, 2018
A $597,000 grant will be given to Marquette from the U.S. Department of Education Graduate Assistance. (Wire Stock Photo.)

$597,000 grant aides electrical and computer engineering research

November 27, 2018

Diwali Night showcases different cultures at Marquette

November 15, 2018
Last week, Barbara Regan, an alumna of the College of Nursing, gave a $1 million estate gift in honor of her late husband Michael Regan to Marquette University for scholarships for undergraduate and graduate nursing students. Marquette Wire stock photo.

College of nursing receives $1 million estate gift

November 5, 2018
Individuals attended a candlelight vigil in solidarity of respect life month.

Respect Life Month stirs up debate between students

October 30, 2018
Steve Berta, investigative reporter and editor from the IndyStar, shared is experience with the Larry Nassar case at the media ethics Burleigh Lecture.

Journalist who led investigation into Larry Nassar tells story at media ethics lecture

October 23, 2018

Newly constructed Henke Terrace behind 707 Hub open for use

October 9, 2018
Eduardo Perea-Hernandez (left) and Alan Chavoya moderated and led discussions at the event.

Immigration forum seeks change in how we go about political discourse

October 2, 2018

Art exhibit part of larger neighborhood initiative

September 25, 2018
Raynor Library starts a contest for students to get their own private study room with snacks.

Raynor Library’s starts “Passport Program” contest

September 18, 2018
Melanie Vianes and Donato Guida presenting Marquette Dinings compostable and reusable items. Photo courtesy of Joseph Beaird.

Plastic straws remain in some dining locations

September 11, 2018
Lt. Jill Weisensel ran the training for freshmen. Photo courtesy of Lt. Jill Weisensel

Behind The Badge: Lt. Jill Weisensel

September 4, 2018
The new green space on the roof of Wild Commons. Photo courtesy of Brent Ribble

Wild Commons green roof part of Campus Sustainability initiative

September 4, 2018
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