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Pat Finn, a beloved TV actor and comedian known for roles in 'Seinfeld,' 'Friends,' and 'The Middle,' died at age 60 after a three-year battle with bladder cancer. A Marquette University alum and supporter of education, Finn was remembered for his kindness and joyful spirit. He is survived by his wife and children.
A 41-year-old Wisconsin woman, Amandria Brunner, was charged with two counts of homicide by intoxicated use of a vehicle after a crash near Marquette University that killed two lacrosse players, Noah Snyder and Scott Michaud. Brunner was allegedly intoxicated, with a blood alcohol content of .133, and the crash occurred as she attempted to turn left at an intersection, hitting the vehicle carrying the students. The incident has deeply affected the university community, and a preliminary hearing is scheduled.
Megan Duffy, former head coach of Marquette University's women's basketball team, has been named the new head coach of Virginia Tech's women's basketball program. She brings an impressive coaching record, including leading Marquette to back-to-back NCAA tournament appearances and achieving a 70.5% winning percentage during her tenure. Duffy's coaching career also includes successful stints at Miami (Ohio), St. John's, George Washington, and Michigan. She is known for her ability to develop talent and build successful programs, and she is set to lead the Hokies under a six-year contract.
Marquette University is offering flu vaccinations at several clinics on campus for students, faculty, and staff. Full-time undergraduate students and employees, as well as dependents on Marquette's medical insurance plan, can receive the vaccination for free. For others, the cost is $25. Various clinic dates are available, and appointments can be made if unable to attend. It is advised not to come for the flu vaccine if feeling ill or experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. Marquette Medical Clinic does not administer the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Marquette University women's volleyball team lost to No. 1 ranked Wisconsin in four sets, with a record-breaking crowd of 17,037 in attendance at Fiserv Forum. Marquette's Aubrey Hamilton reached a career milestone of 1,000 kills during the match. Despite the loss, Marquette has a challenging schedule ahead with several matches against ranked opponents.
The Milwaukee Bucks have announced the return of forward Jae Crowder on a one-year free agent deal. Crowder, a Marquette University alumnus, was acquired by the Bucks in a four-team deal last season and played in 18 regular season games, shooting 43.6% from behind the three-point arc. Despite his reduced playing time in the playoffs, Crowder expressed his desire to continue playing with the Bucks, and his wish has now been granted.