For most students Thanksgiving is about spending time with their families, but this year some have found it a little harder to get home.

Campus’s most vibrant corner has fallen somber as the Marquette community mourns the loss of freshman Andrew Siebenaler. Siebenaler, a 19-year-old undeclared major in the College of Arts & Sciences, was found dead in his McCormick Hall room late Saturday night. The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner’s Office determined the cause of death to be suicide. [...]

As health care reform legislation makes its way through Congress, many Marquette students are left to wonder how it will affect them.

Department of Energy money to improve “green” capabilities All across campus and the city of Milwaukee, changes are being implemented to improve the environmental sustainability of buildings through the use of solar power and rooftop gardens that generate energy and improve air quality. Milwaukee Shines, a local branch of a federally funded solar power initiative, received a [...]

Wisconsin will receive close to $15 million from the United States Department of Energy for industrial energy-efficiency projects.