Marquette Wire

MOZENA: Mandatory voting legislation would prove beneficial

April 2, 2019

Dan Brophy and Sara Manjee stand together after the results from the 2019 spring elections were announced. Brophy will be the new executive vice president and Manjee will be the next president for MUSG.

Manjee and Brophy ticket wins MUSG election

March 29, 2019

The MUSG debate was an opportunity for students to hear from the two ticket candidates running for president and executive vice president before voting March 28.

MUSG Presidential Debate presents candidates for upcoming school year

March 26, 2019

Prominent liberal voices, like Chelsea Clinton, take an a la carte approach to social justice.

BEG: Democratic figures inconsistent

March 26, 2019

The Bridge the City podcast was a part of the event.

Political mic event sparks criminal justice conversation

March 26, 2019

BEG: Trump reiterates dangerous anti-immigrant rhetoric

November 7, 2018

Bipartisan watch party held in Johnston Hall J-Pad

Alex Garner, News Reporter

November 7, 2018

Faculty members from across Marquette's colleges held a midterm election watch party Tuesday night in the Johnston Hall J-Pad room.

Why did you vote? Students share their stories

Emma Tomsich, News Reporter

November 7, 2018

Marquette students went to cast their votes today, some for the first time while others went to the AMU. Some had to go to off-campus locations to cast their ballot. Students shared personal testimonies on why voting is important to them.

Marijuana referendum appears on Nov. 6 ballot

Annie Mattea, News Reporter

October 30, 2018

The legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational use is on the Wisconsin Nov. 6 ballot in 16 counties, including Milwaukee county, and two cities as a referendum.

The residents of Wisconsin will have a lot to think about when they head to the polls Nov. 6, with a gubernatorial race, U.S. Senate race many other elected positions on the ballots. Graphic by Clara Janzen

Decision 2018: Who’s on the ballot

October 30, 2018

Marquette law school poll finds discrepancies between genders

Margaret Cahill, News Reporter

October 30, 2018

A Marquette Law School poll conducted Oct. 3-7 that included 1,000 registered voters in Wisconsin found discrepancies between genders in which candidates they supported.

Sen. Sanders headlines rally, students eager to get out the vote

October 23, 2018