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A protest was held outside of the Jesuit Residence April 19

Outdoor sit-in calls upon the Jesuit Community

Benjamin Wells, Executive News Editor
April 20, 2021
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Marquette announces “Time to Rise” fundraising campaign

Vanessa Rivera, News Producer
April 8, 2021
Lovell speaks at his sixth annual presidential address in the AMU.

President Lovell announces new College of Business location in annual address

Annie Mattea, Executive News Editor
January 29, 2020
Amy Van Hecke, President's Challenge grant winner, accepts a check for $250,000 for future projects.

EDITORIAL: Presidential address foreshadows positive change

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

Prayer service held to honor Martin Luther King

Joseph Beaird, News Reporter
January 22, 2019
53233, where Marquette is located, is the most distressed ZIP code area in Wisconsin. Graphic by Emma Tomsich

53233 ZIP code most economically distressed, SWIM initiative aims to help

Emma Tomsich, News reporter
January 15, 2019
Editorial - MU Presidential address underwhelming

Editorial – MU Presidential address underwhelming

January 23, 2018
In late September, Marquette University Student Government members participated in a retreat to learn more about leadership and to grow comfortable with one another. It spurred one student to create a mental health initiative. 

MUSG member creates “You’re not Alone” campaign

Sarah Lipo, News Reporter
December 5, 2017
Marquette and Bucks executives pose for a photo opportunity at the unveiling of the new home for Marquette basketball. The Golden Eagles will play at the new arena starting in 2018.

Marquette, Bucks sign seven-year deal to play home games at new Bucks arena

Brendan Ploen, Assistant Sports Editor
August 15, 2017
Golden Seagull soars with ridiculous stories

Golden Seagull soars with ridiculous stories

Brendan Attey, A&E Reporter
January 24, 2017
The university announced an increase of $1,330 for tuition during the 2017-2018 academic school year Jan. 23.

University announces tuition increase of over $1,000

McKenna Oxenden, Executive News Editor
January 23, 2017
Construction began this month for the 750-bed residence hall to be built between 17th and 18th Streets. The $96 million building is one of the first steps of the university's anticipated 20-year plan.

Final Master Plan meeting, residence hall breaking ground Nov. 2

Kristina Lazzara, News Reporter
October 13, 2016
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