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Marquette faculty given formal role in approving capital projects

1 week ago | marquettewire.org | Sophia Tiedge

Members ofthe University Faculty Committee on Budgets and Financial Planning now have a place in the decisions for building projectson Marquette’s campus. UFCBFP is a committee that bridges the gap between University Academic Senate and Marquette’s leadership team to discuss budget-related matters. On May 5, Lowell Barrington, chair of UFCBFP, provided updates on what the committee accomplished this year.
Marquette Athletics announces addition of women’s swimming as 17th varsity sport

1 week ago | marquettewire.org | Kaylynn Wright

Marquette University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is adding women’s swimming as its 17th varsity sport, vice president and director of athletics Mike Broeker announced Wednesday afternoon. The new program is scheduled to begin competition as early as the 2025-2026 season and was presented by the department during the Securing Our Future process to improve gender equity. This marks the first new varsity sport since 2013 when both lacrosse programs were added in 2013.
Ethan Johnston is Marquette’s first commit from 2026 recruiting class

1 week ago | marquettewire.org | Kaylynn Wright

Marquette men’s basketball’s first recruit from the 2026 class is 6-foot-6 wing Ethan Johnston. The Pottstown, Pennsylvania native chose the Golden Eagles over schools such as Creighton, Maryland, Cal, Virginia Tech, Georgetown and Villanova. He took an official visit to MU back in February. “I chose Marquette because of not only their belief in me, but because of their three core values which is relationships, growth, and victory,” Johnston told On3 Sports.
No. 4 Marquette’s season comes to an end in 19-8 loss to No. 1 Georgetown

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Matthew Baltz

The first year of the Jake Richard era has come to an end. No. 4 Marquette men’s lacrosse (7-7) fell 19-8 to top-seeded Georgetown (10-4) Thursday night in the semifinals of the Big East Tournament in Denver. The Golden Eagles got out to a hot start after senior attacker Conor McCabe and sophomore midfielder Beau Westphal netted two of the games’ first three goals to put Marquette on top 2-1 with 8:15 to play in the first quarter.
Highlights from University President Kimo Ah Yun’s inaugural address

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Sophia Tiedge

Ah Yun addressed being a first generation student, his path to Marquette, the legacy of late president Lovell, investing in Marquette and “momentum of the university. University President Kimo Ah Yun was inaugurated April 29 at the Al McGuire Center after being named Marquette’s 25th president in November of 2024. The theme of the inauguration was “Open your heart. Find your compass.
Hanna Bodner earns Big East Midfielder of the Year while four other Marquette players earn postseason honors

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Benjamin Hanson

In her senior season playing for Marquette women’s lacrosse, Hanna Bodner was named Big East midfielder of the year and earned a spot on the All-Big East First Team. This is the third year in a row that a Golden Eagle has been given this honor (Leigh Steiner in 2024 and Lydia Foust in 2023). Bodner started all 16 contests in 2025, averaging 2.8 goals per game and 5.6 shots per game with a 0.763 shooting percentage.
After an up and down season, Marquette men’s lacrosse is headed to its first Big East Tournament since 2022

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Matthew Baltz

Almost a year ago to the day, there was a seismic shift inside the Marquette men’s lacrosse program. The Golden Eagles were coming off another season in which they missed the Big East Tournament and had also just lost 19 seniors. On the heels of that came the announcement that Andrew Stimmel was stepping down from the head coaching role. With the program in sort of a limbo, it was unclear what to expect from MU heading into 2025.
A look at Michael Lovell’s former presidency: What inaugural promises were fulfilled?

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Sophia Tiedge

Kimo Ah Yun is being inaugurated as Marquette’s 25th university president April 29. He’ll move into the presidency with promises for the kind of university he wants to create — similarly to dozens of university leaders before him. But where do those promises go? And which ones are remembered? This article will break down the late President Michael Lovell’s presidential promises and where they stand. Lovell was inaugurated Sept. 19, 2014.
DREWEL: You are the Wire

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Izzy Fonfara Drewel

Categories: I’ve recently gotten into the habit of saying, “I am the Wire,” and I’m not lying when I say that it hasn’t always been out of joy. Senior year has been really hard. Being the student director was never my plan for this year. I was supposed to have more help, but in the end, this was a gift. You guys have all kept me on my toes, and I’ve learned so much from all of you.
CORTÉS: Saying goodbye

2 weeks ago | marquettewire.org | Sofia Cortes

At the beginning of my sophomore year at Marquette, I had changed my major three different times before finally settling on Journalism. This was merely due to the fact that everything else I tried just felt wrong, and creative writing was something I had always turned to my entire life. One day in December, around three years ago, I saw a flyer advertising a position at the Marquette Radio.