Warning to college students: Take steps to protect your identity!
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Students at Marquette University started moving in to dorms on Wednesday, August 20th.
"Speaking for those who didn't have a voice:" Marquette Univ. president remembers James Foley
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The death of Marquette University alumnus James Foley at the hands of Islamic extremists is making international headlines.
"It's a little crazy!" Marquette University freshmen are movin' in
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Wednesday was a busy day near Marquette University's campus as nearly 2,000 students moved in!But on the day of new beginnings, many kept a former graduate in their thoughts -- journalist James Foley, whose execution by an Islamic extremist group was released just 24 hours prior.More than 700 incoming freshmen moved into McCormick Hall alone.
Police seek suspects in strong-armed robbery that occurred near Marquette campus Thursday
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Milwaukee police are investigating a strong-armed robbery that took place near the Marquette University campus on Thursday, July 24th.It happened just before 5:00 p.m. Thursday.Marquette's Department of Public Safety tells FOX6 News two suspects implied a weapon and demanded property.The victim handed over property, and the two suspects fled on foot southbound on 23rd Street.The victim, who was not affiliated with Marquette, was not injured.Milwaukee police and the Department of Public Safety are investigating.The first suspect is described as a black man, approximately 25 years old, approximately 6'1" tall.
"This is a really, really big deal:" Marquette professor, published expert on Ukraine speaks on Thursday's events
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- A Malaysia Airlines passenger jet crashed in a rebel-controlled part of eastern Ukraine on Thursday, spurring swift accusations from Ukrainian officials that "terrorists" shot down the aircraft.
Robocup: After the World Cup, robot from Marquette to compete in soccer challenge in Brazil!
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- On Monday, June 16th, Team USA took the field for their first game of the World Cup.
Robbery near campus: Marquette issues safety alert to students as police search for suspects
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Marquette University has issued a safety alert to its students after a robbery that occurred on Sunday, June 15th.It happened around 6:15 p.m. in the 500 block of 19th Street.Milwaukee police say two suspects implied a weapon and approached a woman not affiliated with Marquette -- taking her cell phone and other property.The victim sustained no physical injuries.The suspects fled the scene in a navy blue four-door sedan on Clybourn Street.Marquette's Department of Public Safety and MPD are investigating.The first suspect is described as a white female, between the ages of 20 and 23 years old.
Taking a stand to fight heroin abuse: Regional symposium held at Marquette
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Taking a stand to fight heroin abuse.
ALERT: Marquette University warns students after bank robbery near campus
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Marquette University officials issued a public alert to students on Tuesday, May 27th, after a bank near the university was robbed.The BMO Harris Bank near 21st and Wisconsin Ave.
Facing trial: Two accused in armed robberies involving Marquette students
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Two charged in connection with series of armed robberies and a shooting incident involving Marquette University students will stand trial.20-year-old Johnny Sellers of Milwaukee, and 20-year-old David Thompson of Milwaukee were in court on Wednesday, May 21st for their preliminary hearings.Each pleaded not guilty to the charges against them -- and in each case, the court determined there is enough evidence for the men to stand trial.Police say four Marquette University students were robbed at gunpoint in separate incidents — and one of them was shot.Sellers faces two charges — two counts of armed robbery (threat of force) as party to a crime — both felony charges.Thompson faces four charges — including armed robbery (threat of force) — repeater, first degree recklessly endangering safety (use of a dangerous weapon) — repeater, possession of a firearm by a felon (repeater), and attempted armed robbery (use of force) — repeater.All four charges against Thompson are felonies.Police spoke with two armed robbery victims on April 22nd, just after 11:30 p.m.The first victim told police he was walking from a convenience store at North 17th Street and West Wells Street to his apartment when he noticed two men by the door of the building on West Wisconsin Avenue.Police say the victim told them he went back to his phone to finish a text message, and when he looked up and saw that a suspect had two silver revolver-style handguns pointed at him.Police say the victim told police he was asked to turn around and look down — before the suspect asked for the victim’s wallet and backpack.Police say the suspects got away with the victim’s wallet, cell phone and backpack in this case.Police say when Johnny Sellers was apprehended at his sister’s residence on West Wisconsin Ave.
Turning the tassles: MU, UWM, Cardinal Stritch students graduate
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Downtown Milwaukee was filled with caps and gowns as students from Marquette University and UW-Milwaukee celebrated spring commencement in two separate ceremonies.
BUSTED: Two charged in series of robberies, shooting involving Marquette students
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Two people have been officially charged in connection with a series of armed robberies and a shooting incident involving Marquette University students.
Mumps: Confirmed case identified at Marquette University
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- A confirmed case of mumps has been identified in a Marquette University student who lived in a university residence hall.The Marquette University Medical Clinic announced on Friday, May 9th that is working closely with the City of Milwaukee Health Department to initiate the appropriate follow-up communication with close contacts of the case.All faculty, staff and students were notified of the confirmed case of mumps and requested to watch for symptoms and take precautions to stay healthy and help prevent the spread of illness.
Marquette University: Most desirable college in Wisconsin?
MILWAUKEE -- Higher education information website eCollegeFinder says Marquette University is the most desirable college in Wisconsin.The site put together the map below which shows the schools given that "most desirable" designation.
Relief: MU students can worry more about finals, less about crime
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Marquette University students are in the midst of finals week -- but there's one thing they don't have to worry about anymore.
Marquette students: Need somewhere to live in fall? There's a unique new option!
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Construction on an off-campus housing building near Marquette University is nearing its final phase.
Uneasy nerves: Marquette students mugged at gunpoint
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Three Marquette University students were mugged at gunpoint -- one was shot after a struggle.
Search for suspect: MU, police search investigate 3 robberies
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- The Department of Public Safety along with Milwaukee police responded to the Marquette campus early Friday morning, May 2nd following three robberies and a shooting.The incident occurred just after 2:30 a.m. near 18th and Wisconsin.Marquette University sent out an email to students saying that three robberies were carried out by two suspects at approximately 2:36 a.m.According to the email, a suspect approached a Marquette student near 18th and Wisconsin and demanded money.
Two victims, two suspects, two crimes: Marquette students robbed
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Two victims, two suspects and two crimes -- separated by just minutes.
Marquette Golden Eagles embracing new coach, Steve Wojciechowski
MILWAUKEE (WITI) -- Marquette University has a new basketball coach, and while he hasn't won a game yet, the early reviews are positive.Steve Wojciechowski got a warm welcome at Marquette University's men's basketball banquet at the Harley-Davidson Museum."He's just a great coach -- a great overall coach," Golden Eagles forward Deonte Burton said."My number one priority is spending time with (the players) -- developing a relationship with them, getting to know them better as people and players, and for them to get to know me as a person and as a coach.