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Signs of an Improving Job Market for New College Grads
Thousands of local college students graduated over the weekend. UWM and Marquette were among those holding commencement ceremonies.
Rambling Bill Cosby show at Riverside Theater delivers small rewards
A personal preface seems necessary before the review gets on to expressing profound disappointment with Bill Cosby 's appearance at the Riverside Theater Saturday night.
Remember core values, comedian Bill Cosby tells MU graduates
Bill Cosby told Marquette University graduates Sunday morning to go into the world remembering the values they learned from the school's Jesuits - respect, integrity and a responsibility to serve others.
Rios Chosen For Wauwatosa School Board Vacancy
Carmela Rios will join the Wauwatosa School Board after she was chosen to fill a vacancy left by 37-year board member Lois Weber, reported Wauwatosa Now.
C. L. Paur to Release Debut Novel STORIES
Stories , the debut novel by C. L. Paur, tells a story about a woman confronted with her past after her death, revealing how profound the effects of fear had been in her life.
Aquinas and the Arabs video course on-line: Thomas Aquinas: Soul and Intellect
This is just a note to let you know that the global / international graduate course on Aquinas which Andrea Robiglio and I taught with Luis Lpez-Farjeat in Fall 2012 using video lectures and weekly live video meetings has now been 'published' via the Marquette University Library e-Publications initiative See ... (more)
Richard Cerwin, 73, Cassville, died peacefully with his loving wife by his side on May 2, 2013, at his residence.
She was born Sept. 16, 1921, in Burlington, to the late Harry A. and Leona Terry.
Lee's Jenkins Receives Janet Rahamut Award
Dr. Skip Jenkins, associate professor of historical theology at Lee University, has been selected as the winner of the 2013 Janet Rahamut Award.
Governor Walker, UW, Vouchers and more
A Marquette University law school poll released Tuesday says 51 percent of respondents approve of the way Gov.
Poll shows 76 percent support UW tuition freeze
A Marquette University law school poll released Tuesday says three-fourths of Wisconsin residents support a tuition freeze at the University of Wisconsin.
Poll shows Wis. residents still split on vouchers
A Marquette University law school poll released Tuesday said 48% of respondents would like to see Wisconsin's voucher program expanded statewide or at least in larger districts with some underperforming schools.
Poll Shows 51% Approve of Wis. Governor's Job
A Marquette University law school poll released Tuesday says 51 percent of respondents approve of the way Gov.
John H. Pellmann , a Brookfield attorney with a background in real estate and investing, has been named a lecturer in the Economics Department at Marquette University.
Central city Milwaukee startup accelerator launches with state funds
A new seed accelerator program for central city Milwaukee startups will launch this summer through state funds, according to a Monday announcement.
'Red Moon' author taps deep cultural fear
If you want to know what freaks us out, Benjamin Percy said, look no further than the counters of stores and gas stations, "oozing" with little bottles of Purell hand sanitizer.
Lawyer Rick Esenberg revels in public policy fights
Rick Esenberg's love of law started with a long-ago television show named "Judd for the Defense," a series about a high-profile attorney who takes on tough cases across America.
Cedric S. Cornwall announces his intention to run for Circuit Court Branch 32
Cedric S. Cornwall who is currently a Milwaukee County Court Commissioner recently formally announced his intention to run for Milwaukee County Circuit Court Branch 32 upon the retirement of Judge Michael D. Guolee from the bench at the end of his term in 2014.
Is the Wisconsin state Legislature at war with Milwaukee?
Even before such hot topics as residency and a proposed streetcar came before the Republican-dominated Legislature's Joint Finance Committee last week, one City Hall partisan was preparing for the worst.
Dust-up threatens proposed N. 27th St. retail site
"The guy's a congenital liar. I can't stand him," Bauman said about Klein, chairman of KBS Construction Inc.