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

The Marquette men's and women's basketball teams stand together on the Al McGuire Center court Aug. 27. (Photo courtesy of Marquette Athletics.)

Players, coaches acknowledge fight for justice is far from over

October 20, 2020

Marquette athletes (left to right: Symir Torrence, Chloe Marotta, Maddie Monticello, Jacob Hallam and Theo John) stand behind Father Laurance and Father Mathie at Valley Fields Sept. 4.

Athletes make voices heard through protests

October 20, 2020

Koby McEwen (25) dribbles in Marquette's game against Villanova Jan. 4, 2020.

Can sports still offer an escape?

October 20, 2020

Marquette student-athletes protest against racial injustices in the country on September 4.

A Year for the History Books

October 16, 2020

A sign showcases appreciation for essential workers. Photo via Flickr

MOSES: Protecting essential workers must be a priority

September 22, 2020

Black Lives Matter poster held outside a car window at a protest June 4.

PICKART: Current protests exemplify love, justice

September 22, 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

People organize at a Black Lives Matter protest in Milwaukee.

MOSES: COVID-1619

August 24, 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 original demonstration policy was issued in May.

Revised demonstration policy expected this week

February 11, 2020

SPARK will be online this summer.

Anti-abortion organization draws crowd in front of Raynor Library

April 26, 2019

Pat Tillman, who left the NFL to enlist, was killed by friendly fire in 2004.

HARRINGTON: Tillman, Kaepernick not at odds

September 11, 2018