Strength in numbers is key for women’s basketball’s success

The Marquette men’s basketball team keeps climbing in the Associated Press Top 25 Poll. The Golden Eagles (19-5, 11-2 Big East) came in at No. 10 in this week’s poll, which was announced Monday. It is the first time Marquette has been in the Top 10 since the...

Quinn Meyer is a first-year student in the College of Arts & Sciences, but once his classes are over, he drives over to St. Marcus Middle School for practice with the Milwaukee Bucks Rim Rockers. Known for their high-flying stunts and acrobatic dunks, the Rim Rockers perform in gyms throughout Wisconsin.

Students, faculty, alumni and Native American veterans gathered outside the Alumni Memorial Union to witness the unveiling of the Land and Water Acknowledgment marker Friday, Feb. 3. The oral and written version of the Land and Water Acknowledgment was adopted back in 2021 in partnership between Marquette’s council on Native...

Highlighting her outstanding work in the community, Regina Rodriguez, a sophomore in the College of Arts & Sciences, was named Hispanic Youth of the year last week for her resilience and ability to overcome obstacles. “I think she has a lot of grit. She demonstrates really strong leadership skills, she...

Stepping onto the rooftop of the Wehr Life Sciences building, one might be surprised to discover what they find. In separate, four-by-four-sized ponds, seeds of natural wild rice grow in year-round cycles. Michael Schläppi, a professor in the department of biological sciences, said that he had to obtain these seeds...

The Meladies have not competed in the International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella competition since 2020 due to COVID-19. This being their first time back with an almost entirely new group they said that there are a lot of components and work that goes into putting their set for the competition together.

While there is a draw for students to join Marquette’s Fishing Club, it is not very often you see signs of students posting “gone fishing.”. The limited funding for club sports has impacted the fishing team’s ability to practice and compete. Without a boat the team is limited to ice fishing competitions and fishing from the shore.

After nearly a year and a half of battling sarcoma, a rare form of cancer, University President Michael Lovell recently finished immunotherapy in September and is currently going in for scans every three months. “The treatment was actually a little harder on me than I expected,” Lovell said. “The first...

From Thursday, Feb. 2, to Sunday, Feb. 4, The Sugar Maple, a Milwaukee bar, hosted “Wes Fest.” Wes Fest was a pop-up/art show inspired by the work of writer, director and producer, Wes Anderson. Over four days, Wes Fest featured various art inspired by Anderson’s movies. Film screenings,...

An EagleExpress van was rear-ended by a car last night on Wisconsin Ave in front of Zilber Hall Marquette University Police Department has confirmed. “There was extensive damage to the silver car, as the front was totaled, and all of the air bags were deployed,” Matt Orszulak, a first-year in the College of Nursing, said in an email.