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Knowing Madre Rosa

April 22, 2020

Listed from left to right, the winners of this year's competition were junior Raphael Gray, senior Jalen Graves and sophomore Lazabia Jackson, all from the College of Communication. Photo courtesy of Jalen Graves.

Paper airplanes, romantic comedies: 24-Hour Film Race brings creative opportunity

December 8, 2019

University administrators will be taking another look at a policy that addresses demonstrations on campus property.

BREAKING: University to reexamine demonstration policy

September 5, 2019

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

EDITORIAL: All voices essential to thriving campus

September 3, 2019

The rally moves to Zilber Hall where they will present their signatures for a fair process to form a union.

Community members, students show up to support faculty and graduate students at rally

April 16, 2019

This year will be sophomore Madeline Smith's first Lil' Sibs Weekend.

Lil’ Sibs Weekend offers chance for family bonding

April 2, 2019

Changes to the academic advising process would help to better prepare students for class registration.

EDITORIAL: Advising process requires additional resources from university

April 2, 2019

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

BEG: Democratic figures inconsistent

March 26, 2019

Red Alert: Life as an EMT

Red Alert: Life as an EMT

March 20, 2019

LIPO: Embracing a life of gratitude

LIPO: Embracing a life of gratitude

March 19, 2019

EagleEye app give students tools to increase their safety on campus.

EDITORIAL: Promotion of EagleEye app necessary for campus safety

February 26, 2019

BEG: Standing for the Pledge of Allegiance should be a choice

BEG: Standing for the Pledge of Allegiance should be a choice

February 26, 2019