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Best of 2010

Photo by Matthew Bin Han Ong, Comm '12

Can't remember what that last item on your list of new year resolutions was? You were probably thinking of reading Marquette Magazine's 10 most popular stories from 2010:

1. 10 things you don't know about Danny Pudi: Think you know the Community cast regular well? Here are a few things Marquette Magazine managed to dig out of the well-loved alum.

2. 100 things to do before graduating: From attending Mass in the St. Joan of Arc Chapel to biking from Milwaukee to Madison, there's no way to run out of things to do at Marquette.
   

3. Breakout star Danny Pudi was a hit at Marquette first: It was Marquette that put him on the path to acting.
   

4. Hank: Al McGuire may be the charismatic showman of Marquette basketball, but Hank Raymonds remains the program's soul.
   

5. Meet the Class of 2014: Here's a peek at the numbers behind the nearly 1,950 freshmen who recently made Marquette their home.
   

6. From O'Donnell Hall to YouTube: Three O'Donnell Hall residents aimed to appear on Marquette's homepage. Not only was that goal met with more than two years to spare, they're now a hit on YouTube.
   

7. Ludum habemus: We got game. This Catholic tradition is measured in rebounds, not reverence. The game that took root in CYO programs and Catholic school gyms created powerhouse programs at top Catholic universities, including Marquette.
   

8. Hail the Foursquare mayors: Marquetters have embraced the social networking game Foursquare, pushing Marquette's Foursquare profile to the 10th most popular among universities nationwide. Get to know some of Marquette’s Foursquare mayors.
   

9. Law lab: Meet the four-pawed denizen of Eckstein Hall. Bahari recently completed the first segment of service dog training beneath desks and tabletops in Eckstein, as handler Marty Greer worked to add the credential J.D. beside D.V.M.
   

10. Invocations: Check out some of the crucifixes Marquette Magazine found around campus.
    

For last year's hottest stories, read Best of 2009.