We proudly spotlight Doc Rivers--a notable MU alumnus. After 3 years with MU, he played 13 years in the NBA. Then, he pursued a career in NBA coaching, which resulted in a 'Coach of the Year' award and a NBA Championship with the Boston Celtics. @DocRivers#BHM#mubb
Attorney General Bill Barr: "This is not decay. This is organized destruction. Secularists and their allies have marshaled all the forces of mass communication, popular culture, the entertainment industry, and academia in an unremitting assault on religion & traditional values."
We are grateful for a new $1 million gift from @MarquetteAlumni Nancy and Bill Stemper to fund the Bill and Nancy Stemper Endowment for Excellence in Catholic Faith Formation, which will expand programming and services to deepen Catholic, Jesuit faith development among students.
Congrats to @DwyaneWade on his 2019 Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award. Thank you from @MarquetteU and @muathletics for all you have done and enjoy retirement!
@tsnmike@CharlesPPierce@gregghenson 1. No one restrained him 2. I saw at least a half dozen getting in players faces as bad if not worse the last two days 3. Making any link between that and Nassar is unconscionable
Out of curiosity, since almost no one in the U.S. knows the metric system, is there some reason why that when articles on climate change are written for a U.S. audience, they do not routinely use Fahrenheit measures? Is it too complicated for the writers to make the conversion?
Thanks to @onmilwaukee for including the founding of @MarquetteU in 1881 as one of the 21 people, moments and ideas that defined #Milwaukee. Bet you didn't know that in 1909, Marquette was the first Catholic university to admit women alongside men! https://t.co/ucOp1569Oy