“Voters seem to have decided that no, I actually like (Obamacare) better than having it go away,” said Charles Franklin, director of MULawPoll bit.ly/489rjPc via Spectrum News 1 Wisconsin

'It's actually rather unusual, though there certainly have been Americans who have received OBE or other chivalric distinctions,' said Dr. Tim McMahon, professor of history bit.ly/3RRnc4J via @wpr

Dr. Julia Azari, professor of Marquette University Political Science Department, discussed how far would Trump go in a second term abcn.ws/47b9gHg via 538 politics

'Those were levels that we hadn't seen for several decades,' said Dr. David Clark, professor emeritus of economics. He said luckily in the last five weeks, mortgage rates have steadily been declining bit.ly/3RzFmGD via @cbs58

John Johnson, research fellow at Marquette Law School Lubar Center, pointed out that there has been a bill pertaining to the redistricting process proposed in each of the last three legislative biennia bit.ly/48rFQWb via Journal Sentinel

A report by the BLEST Hub at Marquette University found college prep programs in Milwaukee, which has the largest Black population in the state, have shown improvement in growing academic achievement for Hispanic children, but not Black students bit.ly/3NBj6Lw via @wpr

A POLITICO analysis of recent polls — and data provided exclusively by Charles Franklin, director of MULawPoll — shows Trump and Haley would assemble different electoral coalitions in matchups against Biden politi.co/41uZ3UN

Dr., Dora Clayton-Jones, associate professor of nursing, brings more than three decades of nursing experience to her classes, research and advocacy work bit.ly/41wkC7w via @biztimesmedia

Marquette students envision apartments, condos, hotel for Johnson Controls block in downtown Milwaukee bit.ly/487xPWO via Milwaukee Business Journal

“These are tremendous opportunities for us to engage with students right here in our local community, to connect them with the opportunities at Marquette,” said Brian Troyer, dean of undergraduate admissions bit.ly/4axdCeI via WISN 12 NEWS

Some online sellers have adopted “just keep it” policies for unwanted products when return costs exceed their value, said Dr. Alex Milovic, associate professor of practice of marketing bit.ly/41AyNbO via Journal Sentinel

'Nationwide's jingle is beneficial because it is short, simple, easy to remember, and conveys the benefits of working with them,' said Dr. Alex Milovic, associate professor of practice of marketing bit.ly/3GPB2hM via WalletHub

It would likely take months for the case to work its way through appeals, and the issue may not be heard by the Wisconsin Supreme Court until early 2025, said Lisa Mazzie, professor of legal writing bit.ly/47b89r4 via @wpr

“The most basic thing about winter is there’s less sunlight. And since there’s less sunlight, it affects us a lot in ways that are perhaps unexpected,' said Dr. Stephen Saunders, professor of psychology bit.ly/3v7Egum via 620 WTMJ

Dr. James South, professor of philosophy, has said when he'd mention the show to colleagues at various conferences, “we would just start talking about Buffy instead of philosophy, until we realized that we were doing both at the same time.” bit.ly/3Rw9FOx via FIRST for Women Magazine

.Marquette Law School Lubar Center research fellow John D. Johnson outlines legal issues in a lawsuit challenging Wisconsin's legislative district maps and the wider political battle over gerrymandering bit.ly/479Ts7D via PBS Wisconsin

'This really puts them into practice,' said Dr. Madeline Schmidt, assistant dean of Marquette Nursing. 'They are really confident when they graduate.' bit.ly/47cl4c2 via FOX6 News

“When we come back to the southern border and illegal crossings there, big majorities favor increased enforcement there,” said Charles Franklin, director of @mulawpoll bit.ly/3tl3B3A via Spectrum News 1 Wisconsin

Local Marquette student is saving lives as an EMT — from Milwaukee to Israel bit.ly/3RRb6Zf via WI Jewish Chronicle

National Institute of Health awards Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin $3.2 million R01 grant bit.ly/3RwG5bU via Spectrum News 1 Wisconsin