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October 21BREAKING: Men’s, women’s basketball to quarantine for two weeks

Fr. John P. Raynor, S.J., served as Marquette's president from 1965 to 1990, the longest tenure of any president in the university's history. Photo courtesy the Department of Special Collections and University Archives, Raynor Memorial Libraries, Marquette University

University Presidents: Marquette’s leaders have left impacts on campus

October 14, 2020

During the webinar, Waters differentiated between diversity, inclusion and equity.

Webinar addresses dismantling racism through empowerment, servant leadership

September 8, 2020

Student march alongside Marquette athletes Sept. 4.

Marquette athletes, students walk to combat social injustice

September 4, 2020

Xavier Cole, Vice President for Student Affairs, moderates the July 14 Town Hall Forum on Step 3 of the university's recovery plan.

Marquette hosts virtual town hall to elaborate on next step of recovery plan

July 14, 2020

University President Michael Lovell discussed the university's plan in a letter to the Marquette community.
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University leadership takes five percent reductions in salaries amid COVID-19 financial impacts

June 22, 2020

Provost Kimo Ah Yun demonstrates what his father taught him he should do if pulled over by a police officer in the virtual town hall on racial injustice.

Marquette hosts virtual town hall on racial injustice, introduces plans for diversity and inclusion

June 18, 2020

Students for an Environmentally Active Campus attend Milwaukee Climate Strike Sep. 20.

DYSART: University must improve sustainability, support student efforts

February 18, 2020

John and JoEllen Stollenwerk donated $2.5 million to Pathways Program.

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Former CEO funds $2.5 million Pathway Program

February 11, 2020

National Marquette Day will be on Sunday, Feb. 9 this year.

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National Marquette Day changes Saturday tradition

January 21, 2020

Provost Kimo Ah Yun and senior vice president Joel Pogodzinski announced the changes in a news release Friday.

EDITORIAL: Provost Ah Yun’s statements not consistent with past actions

January 14, 2020

Alfonso Martinez is a student working four jobs to cover his tuition costs.

Odd Jobs and Academics

November 13, 2019

The university recently closed the ombuds office, leaving faculty and staff with less resources. Marquette Wire stock photo.

EDITORIAL: Ombuds office elimination detrimental to faculty, staff

November 5, 2019