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September 18BREAKING: Evelia Guererro and Elizabeth Murillo announced as MUSG president and vice president

Graphic by Alexandra Garner

KOCH: Underdiagnosed ADHD in women result of sexism

September 17, 2020

President Donald Trump gives speech in front of crowd at a Prescott Valley, Arizona rally Oct. 4, 2016. Photo via Flickr

MOSES: Threat to defund schools implementing 1619 Project detrimental

September 15, 2020

Marquette University and other institutions should encourage students to use their voices and make a difference.
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PICKART: Human rights, lives must come before professions

September 1, 2020

Warren was a primary candidate for the democratic nominee before dropping out in March.

Elizabeth Warren focuses on Joe Biden’s childcare plans

August 19, 2020

Screenshot from DNC livestream.

Jill Biden recognizes the anxieties of schools reopening amid pandemic

August 18, 2020

With the university's plan to follow a hybrid model of classes, students with F-1 visas will be able to stay on campus if they will be taking both in-person and online classes. Marquette Wire stock photo

EDITORIAL: Marquette must protect international students’ education, proactively plan for fall

July 13, 2020

Students host community art event, call on university to support black population

Students host community art event, call on university to support black population

June 13, 2020

The Office of Disability Services is located on the fifth floor of the 707 Building.

Students face issues with attendance

February 25, 2020

Members of the Marquette community organized a demonstration in support of DACA in September 2017.

DACA students feel uncertain toward Milwaukee universities’ support

January 14, 2020

Rasky is focusing on education, among other issues in his campaign.

Photo courtesy of Paul Rasky

Marquette graduate runs for Milwaukee mayor

December 3, 2019

Church of Gesu is located on Wisconsin Avenue.

Transforming the World to Community

November 13, 2019

The panel featured James Marten, department chair and professor of history at Marquette.

‘The Niceties’ discusses racism, bias in representation

October 23, 2019