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Twice a week, a reporter from the Marquette Tribune selects the most pertinent and sometimes unusual Department of Public Safety reports to include in the week’s issues. DPS Officer Joseph Secanky said most DPS officers don’t want to portray themselves as “beer police” and would rather help students learn from their experiences. Here are our favorite learning [...]

When administrators broke ground on the site of the future Ray and Kay Eckstein Hall more than two years ago, they intended it to be “the best law school building in the country.”  With tomorrow’s dedication marking the completion of the project, the greatness of the building is now left up to how Marquette and [...]

Yes, finals are approaching. But couldn’t you use five pounds of adult toys, beer, pizza or tater tots to loosen up a little? This Saturday, “The Onion” is throwing a Christmas party at BBC Bar & Grill, 2022 E. North Ave., featuring three live bands and a variety of five-pound prize packages.

More and more people are becoming hot yoga enthusiasts. Around Marquette, Bikram, seems to be the Michael Buble of all yogas. The first hot yoga series developed was Bikram, and it requires the room to remain at least 105 degrees, with 45 percent humidity. Classes are 90 minutes long, and include the same 26 postures and two breathing exercises. Postures remain at a beginning level and are executed the same way every time so yogis can practice and perfect them to gain maximum benefits.

From Oct. 14 to Jan. 17, the Haggerty Museum of Art is presenting an exhibition that uses the power of context to its full potential. “Pairings” presents works from the Haggerty’s collection in a completely innovative manner. Throughout the museum, visitors can be surprised and intrigued by the juxtaposition of works that may appear unrelated upon first glance.
Upon further examination, however, it is clear that the placement of the art is strategic. Works are “paired” based on different themes or elements common among the pieces.