Kyle

Marquette graduate living and working in Wausau, WI. Huge Marquette Basketball fan.

[Eric Toney @EricJToney]

Today we remember a hero that made the ultimate sacrifice. State Trooper Trevor Casper did more in 17 seconds than most will do in a lifetime and is undeniably a hero. #neverforgotten

[FBI Milwaukee @FBIMilwaukee]

Travis L. Ingram, 38, Mosinee, Wisconsin, was sentenced to 52 months in federal prison for distributing cocaine, maintaining a drug trafficking premises, and money laundering last week in the Western District of Wisconsin.

According to court documents, police informants purchased cocaine from Ingram on multiple occasions during a two-year investigation. Police seized over a pound of cocaine, a scale, and other evidence of drug dealing from Ingrams’s home pursuant to a search warrant. Further investigation revealed that Ingram laundered over $1 million in illegal drug proceeds during a six-year period through bank accounts and casinos.

This case was investigated by the FBI’s Central Wisconsin Narcotics Task Force comprised of agents from the FBI, Wisconsin State Patrol, Wisconsin Department of Justice Division of Criminal Investigation, Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office, Marathon County Sheriff’s Office, Portage County Sheriff’s Office, Mountain Bay Police Department, Wausau Police Department and Wisconsin National Guard Counter Drug Program.

More information: https://t.co/e7E4vXu0Cs

[Eric Toney @EricJToney]

Thank you to the sheriffs and district attorneys that came out to support me in Wausau and Green Bay yesterday. It’s time to give Wisconsin an Attorney General that will stand with law enforcement and put public safety over politics!

[Wausau Daily Herald @wausauherald]

💙 Justice, compassion, and leadership — Deputy Schroeder is setting the standard in Marathon County. See how she’s making a difference. https://t.co/gR66ntUaeD

[Marquette Lacrosse @MarquetteMLax]

Please join us praying for Noah and Scott’s family, teammates, and friends. In moments like this, we come together as one community, supporting, encouraging, and lifting each other up.

#WeAreMarquette

[Kyle @4903mayok]

Praying for the Marquette community. Such a tragedy.

[Marquette Athletics @muathletics]

Mass will be held in honor of the student-athletes we lost at 1 p.m. in the Varsity Theatre on Saturday. The Lunda Room and Henke Lounge in the AMU will also be open from noon to 3 p.m. for our community to gather.

[Josh Schoemann @JoshSchoemann]

Wisconsin’s leadership is failing to deliver results. As governor, I’ll put people first to put us back on track.

[Wisconsin Right Now @wisconsin_now]

Eric toney named wisconsin district attorney of the year for his 'pursuit of justice for victims' @wisgop @megellefsonshow @WICRs @DanODonnellShow @yount1130
@VickiMcKenna @MarkBellingShow

https://t.co/P7mfFbk6Cx

[Kyle @4903mayok]

Important conversation for the public to be aware of. This shortage affects most, if not all, counties in Wisconsin.

[Journal Sentinel @journalsentinel]

Waukesha County DA's office struggles with staffing shortage of as many as 24 attorneys https://t.co/7OKQnwktAB

[Marquette Men’s Basketball @MarquetteMBB]

RT if you love Marquette Basketball

[Kyle @4903mayok]

RIP

[Marquette University @MarquetteU]

Dear members of the Marquette community:

It is with deep sadness that we write to share the difficult news that Marquette University President Michael R. Lovell passed away today following a three-year battle with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer.

Together, we pray for President Lovell’s family, especially his wife Amy, his children, and his friends, as well as for all members of our Marquette and Milwaukee communities, as we grieve this immeasurable loss.

President Lovell and Amy were in Rome with members of the Society of Jesus and the Board of Trustees on a Jesuit formation pilgrimage when President Lovell fell ill and was taken to a hospital in Rome.

President Lovell’s decade of leadership at Marquette was marked by a deep commitment to innovation, entrepreneurship, and community renewal and development — consistent with the university’s Catholic, Jesuit mission that animated him. An entrepreneur at heart, President Lovell pushed Marquette and Milwaukee to ask what could be rather than settling for the status quo. Throughout his presidency, he attended hundreds of campus events each year and continued to teach undergraduate students in his product realization class, saying that he gained great energy from his interactions with students, faculty and staff.

A fixture of the Milwaukee community, President Lovell served on multiple local boards and national higher ed consortiums, where his peers valued his collaborative spirit, humility and ability to advance complex ideas. Together, President Lovell and Amy were trailblazers in directly addressing our region’s mental health issues. His contributions to Marquette will be remembered forever, just as his loss echoes throughout our community.

Support and resources are available for the campus community through Campus Ministry, the Faber Center, the Counseling Center and the Employee Assistance Program, which is available 24/7. A campus prayer vigil is being planned and funeral arrangements will be shared in Marquette Today when they are available.

The days ahead will be full of heartbreak. In this time of grief and sadness, let us come together as a community linked by faith and love.

Sincerely,

Todd Adams
Chair, Marquette University Board of Trustees

Dr. Kimo Ah Yun
Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs

Joel Pogodzinski
Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer

Prayer for Community Loss

God of Wisdom,
We are grieving beyond measure
and struggling to make sense of such a profound loss
for parents, friends, and the entire Marquette community.
We commend to you our hurt and unknowing,
trusting in your all-embracing love.

Bring us into the hope and light of your Son’s resurrection.
Help us to rely on you, as we support one another in these difficult days,
and keep us ever mindful that you are near – to love and comfort all who mourn.
All of this we pray in the name of Jesus, who lives and reigns forever and ever.

Amen

[Marquette_Addict @MarquetteAddict]

Dear Oso and Tk,
You guys are the reason we are here so there is nothing to hang your heads on. If Marquette fans would have been told we would win 3 March Madness games in the next 3 years no one would have believed them. You guys mean everything to MU NATION

- Marquette_Addict

[Marquette University @MarquetteU]

💙💛 Thank you for the love and support, Milwaukee!

#MarchWithMarquette | #MKEPROUD

[Kyle @4903mayok]

See you in Indy!

[Barstool Marquette @MarqStool]

BE
IN
INDY https://t.co/CnjXQx4KOh

[Kyle @4903mayok]

Driving to Indy on Friday to cheer on #mubb We Are Marquette!

[Wisconsin C.O.P.S @WISCONSINCOPS]

Today We Remember and Honor:

Police Officer Matthew John Rittner
Milwaukee Police Department
End of Watch February 6, 2019
Never forgotten.

https://t.co/U9h1NVmrjk

[Marquette University @MarquetteU]

HORNS DOWN‼️

🦅 No. 8️⃣ @MarquetteMBB WINS BIG against No. 1️⃣2️⃣ Texas! 🏀🔥

#WeAreMarquette | #MUBB

[Marquette Men’s Basketball @MarquetteMBB]

Tomorrow.

Narrated by: @jusbuckets_5

#MUBB | #WeAreMarquette

[Barstool Marquette @MarqStool]

Wear Blue‼️