Mike Broeker will replace Bill Scholl, who announced his retirement in May but stayed on the job after former MU president Michael Lovell died in June.

MILWAUKEE (AP) — Marquette has promoted Mike Broeker to take over as athletic director from the retiring Bill Scholl.

Everything you need to know in order to watch the Marquette Golden Eagles take on the Seton Hall Pirates on Tuesday, Jan. 21.

Marquette University announced on Tuesday, Jan. 21 the promotion of Mike Broeker as the institution’s next vice president and director of athletics.

NCAA tournament games can also be stingy in scoring, heavy on bad luck and full of momentum swings, which means Marquette could take a lot of teaching moments from its battle with Xavier, both from its adjustments it made to get itself out of a very deep hole and the leadership required to mount a furious comeback.

Mike Broeker, a 1997 Siena graduate, was promoted Tuesday to athletic director at Marquette University of the Big East Conference. Broeker was in his 18th year as Marquette's deputy athletic director. He assumes his new title of vice president and director of athletics immediately, succeeding Bill Scholl, who is retiring.

Zach Freemantle had 14 points and 10 rebounds and Xavier hung on in the final seconds to beat No. 7 Marquette 59-57 to earn its third straight victory while snapping the Golden Eagles’ six-game winning streak.

Marquette University has named Bill Scholl’s successor as director of athletics. University President Kimo Ah Yun on Tuesday announced the promotion of Mike Broeker to vice president and director of athletics, succeeding Scholl, who is retiring after 10 years at the institution.

City Attorney Herman Marks announced Tuesday morning that he will release findings of an independent review of t Police Department by 5 p.m. Friday. Huntsville-based Green Research & Technology delivered the review to the city on Dec.

People in a Marquette County community have united to launch a community project. It’s aimed at growth and creating positive changes. The former Gwinn State Savings Bank on Pine St. will soon become the headquarters of Forsyth Foward,

Both teams have been off since extending their winning streaks in wire-to-wire fashion on Saturday. St. John's rolled to a 79-51 win over host Seton Hall in Newark, N.J., while visiting Xavier held off a furious second-half rally by then-No. 7 Marquette to escape with a 59-57 victory.