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Marquette sprinter and alumnus Ralph Metcalfe competed in the 1932 and 1936 Olympics and went on to serve in the U.S. Congress.
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Friday Photo: Last dance
May 21, 2010
As part of the Senior Week festivities, Marquette's Class of 2010 celebrated with a Senior Ball at Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin.
An indomitable spirit
May 20, 2010
Earning a master's degree at Marquette is no small feat. For Brianne Schwantes, who on Sunday will graduate with a Master of Arts in Communication, the accomplishment is particularly remarkable.
Friday Photo: Petal portrait
May 14, 2010
As the semester drew to a close, students sought out quiet study nooks across campus.
Big Question: Are we breathing the same molecules as the dinosaurs?
May 11, 2010
Dr. Martin St. Maurice, assistant professor of biological sciences, explains.
Friday Photo: Wish you were here
May 07, 2010
On a recent sunny afternoon, members of the Marquette University Sailing Club wasted no time hitting the water. Can you blame them?
Commencement clean-up
May 04, 2010
It’s the telltale sign of spring on campus, just as much as the tulips bursting into bloom: Trails of a pebbly turquoise concoction lining the sidewalks.
Friday Photo: A somber display for suicide awareness
April 30, 2010
Some 1,100 backpacks representing the 1,100 college students nationally who die by suicide each year were displayed Wednesday on Central Mall.
Sophomore's quest brings Dee Dee Myers to campus
April 28, 2010
After reading the book of the first female White House press secretary, sophomore Kristin Sippel began her eight-month quest to bring Dee Dee Myers to campus for the Centennial Celebration of Women.
Big Question: Why do we smile?
April 26, 2010
For an explanation, we turned to Dr. Nakia Gordon, an assistant professor of psychology whose research focuses on understanding how emotions impact the way individuals navigate their worlds.
Friday Photo: The Golden Eagle isn't the only bird on campus
April 23, 2010
A wild turkey was spotted roaming the Marquette campus earlier this week.
Singing sensation
April 20, 2010
Morgan Rossi can add this title to her freshman-year resume: Marquette Superstar. She recently belted and crooned her way to a winning finish in MUTV’s
American Idol
-inspired contest.
Friday Photo: Nice catch
April 16, 2010
Spring has sprung, and it's the time for bare feet and impromptu games of Frisbee on Central Mall.
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As part of the Senior Week festivities, Marquette's Class of 2010 celebrated with a Senior Ball at Discovery World at Pier Wisconsin.
Earning a master's degree at Marquette is no small feat. For Brianne Schwantes, who on Sunday will graduate with a Master of Arts in Communication, the accomplishment is particularly remarkable.
As the semester drew to a close, students sought out quiet study nooks across campus.
Dr. Martin St. Maurice, assistant professor of biological sciences, explains.
On a recent sunny afternoon, members of the Marquette University Sailing Club wasted no time hitting the water. Can you blame them?
It’s the telltale sign of spring on campus, just as much as the tulips bursting into bloom: Trails of a pebbly turquoise concoction lining the sidewalks.
Some 1,100 backpacks representing the 1,100 college students nationally who die by suicide each year were displayed Wednesday on Central Mall.
After reading the book of the first female White House press secretary, sophomore Kristin Sippel began her eight-month quest to bring Dee Dee Myers to campus for the Centennial Celebration of Women.
A wild turkey was spotted roaming the Marquette campus earlier this week.
Morgan Rossi can add this title to her freshman-year resume: Marquette Superstar. She recently belted and crooned her way to a winning finish in MUTV’s American Idol-inspired contest.
Spring has sprung, and it's the time for bare feet and impromptu games of Frisbee on Central Mall.
