On national Marquette day, MU staff were triaging students in the lobbies of dorms and waiting for ambulances for over an hour. Rick Arcuri has been at MU for 40 years and said he's "never seen anything like this on NMD." bit.ly/41l6MpT

This week, Marquette leadership has addressed how they plan to respond to President Trump’s executive orders regarding DEI. Here’s what to know: bit.ly/3F20zGA

MU explains the possible impact on research funding after the NIH policy limiting indirect costs to 15%. Ralph Weber, Vice President and general counsel said they’re “hoping it does not proceed.” bit.ly/4gV0T7F

Marquette is still without funding for AHPRC II or the BioDiscovery district. The BioDiscovery district being the only capital project on Marquette’s $600 million campus master plan that hasn’t been completed. bit.ly/41ulgUp

Not quite anonymous: Meet the man behind the @muyikyaks instagram account. This year, Andy Hendrix, is using his platform to facilitate in-person discussions about campus wide issues. bit.ly/3DmJNl6

One Marquette graduate student's visa has been terminated by the Trump administration. The identity of the student hasn't been made public, but the university is keeping visa holders updated. bit.ly/3XZy0k3

Proposal approved by MU faculty to transition the College of Education into the "School of Education," housed in the College of Arts & Sciences. The proposal needs to be approved by university administration before going into effect. bit.ly/4ifT90t

NIH cancels $1.6 million grant for U-RISE, a Marquette research organization that was conducting research in opioid addiction and Alzheimer’s disease. Students in this year's cohort will receive tuition and stipend benefits until the end of the year. bit.ly/3RmTe7B

Shots fired on N. 18th Street and Highland Avenue around 8 p.m. on July 7. MUPD hasn’t identified any suspects and the investigation is ongoing. marquettewire.org/4138141/news/s…

A body was recovered from the Menomonee River in MUPD’s jurisdiction around 12 p.m. on Aug. 4. Police said the death doesn’t appear to be suspicious. marquettewire.org/4138223/news/b…

Two Marquette students killed in car crash near campus. marquettewire.org/4139668/news/t…

Two Marquette students killed in Friday evening crash identified as men’s lacrosse players. marquettewire.org/4139668/news/t…

The driver who was arrested at the same scene shortly after the Sept. 5 car crash killing two Marquette students was driving while intoxicated, according to Milwaukee Jail records. marquettewire.org/4139751/news/d…

The Wire is working on a Tribute article to honor the lives of Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud. Anyone interested in speaking to us about them or submitting a tribute via email can reach out to [email protected]. Photo submissions are welcomed.

‘A universal heaviness’: Students pay tribute to Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud. MU Professor took all three of his Monday classes to the quad to show his them they can make an impact, no matter how small. marquettewire.org/4140006/news/a…

“A universal heaviness” fell over Marquette’s campus this weekend as the university mourned two students, Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud. issuu.com/marquettetribu…

Amandria Brunner, 41, has been charged with two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of the vehicle that killed Marquette students Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud in a Sept. 5 car crash. Follow our live updates here: marquettewire.org/4139891/news/4…

Amandria Brunner, the woman charged in the deaths of two Marquette students is going to trial on four counts of homicide. Each individual charge holds a maximum prison sentence of up to 40 years. marquettewire.org/4142079/news/w…

Former Marquette men’s basketball guard Kam Jones has been arrested after a brief police chase on I-65 in Indianapolis Monday morning. He was arrested for reckless driving and resisting law enforcement, Indiana jail records show. marquettewire.org/4143435/sports…