Marquette 'Lost in the Law' game highlights judicial inequities

From an in-person exercise for Marquette University Law School students to an online experiential adventure for anyone, "Lost in the Law" is a game designed to show challenges lower-income Wisconsinites could face while navigating the court system. 

Marquette delays classes; requires COVID booster shots

Marquette University announced it is delaying the start of undergraduate, Graduate School, and Law School classes to Jan. 24 – and requiring COVID-19 booster shots.

Marquette trounces No. 16 Providence 88-56

Marquette emphatically ended its slump and produced the kind of decisive victory that could rejuvenate its hopes of competing in the Big East race.

Archbishop Tutu honored at Marquette

Archbishop Desmond Tutu's work to not only end South Africa's apartheid system but also maintain peace after its fall drew praise from across the world, including at Marquette University in Milwaukee.

Archbishop Tutu honored at Marquette
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu's work to not only end South Africa's apartheid system but also maintain peace after its fall drew praise from across the world, including at Marquette University in Milwaukee.

Jones, Lewis lead Marquette past Kansas State 64-63

Kam Jones scored 15 points, Oso Ighodaro blocked a potential game-winning shot in the final seconds and Marquette edged Kansas State 64-63 in the Big East/Big 12 Battle on Wednesday night, K-State's first home loss this season.

Shots fired near Marquette campus, no injuries

The Marquette University Police Department is investigating a shots fired incident that happened Thursday, Dec. 9 near 24th and Wells.

Shots fired near Marquette campus, no injuries reported

The Marquette University Police Department is investigating a shots fired incident that happened Sunday, Dec. 5.

Kyle Rittenhouse trial: Mistrial over video unlikely, retired justice says

Janine Gekse, a retired Wisconsin Supreme Court justice who is now a law professor at Marquette University, said a mistrial in the Kyle Rittenhouse case is unlikely.

Incumbents' support slipping, Marquette poll finds

The latest Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday shows that Wisconsin's featured incumbents are losing some support.

Marquette University dean killed, man pleads guilty

The man accused of killing Marquette University Dean Joe Daniels in a hit-and-run crash pleaded guilty to one charge on Wednesday, Oct. 27.

15th and State armed robbery: Marquette police seek 2 suspects

The Marquette University Police Department is investigating an armed robbery at a business at 15th and State Street that happened on Monday, Oct. 25.

3 robberies near Marquette, UWM; suspects sought

Police are looking for suspects in connection with a string of robberies across two Milwaukee college campuses.

Marquette student robbed near 18th and Kilbourn

A 19-year-old Marquette University student was the victim of an armed robbery near 18th and Kilbourn on Thursday, Oct. 14.

Armed robbery near Marquette; vehicle stolen, 2 suspects sought

The Marquette University Police Department is investigating an armed robbery that happened Wednesday, Oct. 13 near 18th Street and Wisconsin Avenue.

Former Marquette star's false COVID documents led to arrest, officials say

Former Marquette University basketball player Lazar Hayward, who also played for the Minnesota Timberwolves, was among two travelers from Los Angeles arrested in Hawaii for "uploading falsified COVID documents."

'Americans In Spain' exhibit at Milwaukee Art Museum

Bringing art and academia together-- that's the idea behind the Milwaukee Art Museum's exhibit "Americas In Spain."

Pedestrians struck by pellet gun from moving vehicle: MU police

The Marquette University Police Department is investigating reports of pedestrians being struck with plastic pellets from a pellet gun that were fired from a moving vehicle.