New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds approval of U.S. Supreme Court edges upward, but 55% disapprove of the Court’s work

Large majorities of both Republicans and Democrats favor strict ethics code, fixed terms for justices; majority of those polled say justices decide cases based more on politics than law

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds presidential race extremely tight, enthusiasm for voting high among both Democrats and Republicans but low among independents

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Best-selling author Wright Thompson to deliver Marquette’s annual Axthelm Lecture, April 4

Marquette University’s Nieman Symposium to look at ‘The Fight for FOIA,’ April 2

Marquette University to host “Waging Peace in Vietnam,” an exhibition on Vietnam War resistance in the military

Marquette School of Dentistry professor named fellow for American Association for Dental, Oral, and Craniofacial Research

Marquette Business to launch Certified Professional Banking Program

‘Get to Know’ the ‘Women of the RNC’ at Marquette Law School, March 7

Marquette University School of Dentistry Statement on release of funding for dental general practice residency program

Marquette Law School to host Canadian Supreme Court justice for annual Hallows Lecture, March 4

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds Trump at 51%, Biden at 49% in head-to-head matchup; each leads primary challenger by more than 50 points

Biden’s favorability more net negative, -20, than Trump’s, -9; two-thirds of respondents critical of Biden administration’s border policies; views of the economy have improved since September

Marquette University dean of undergraduate admissions named president-elect of National Catholic College Admission Association

Troyer to serve as ‘president-elect’ for 2024-25 academic year, president in 2025-26

Marquette Graduate School bolsters career-readiness with new Ph.D. requirements

Marquette College of Nursing dean named American Thoracic Society Fellow

‘Get to Know’ Brewers Community Foundation executive director at Marquette Law School, Feb. 13

Marquette University’s Raynor Library to house James Wright Foley Archives Collection

Marquette University School of Dentistry dean appointed to Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce

Blue & Gold Brewing to release a cream ale — The Beer Can — ahead of National Marquette Day, Feb. 10

Marquette University and partners to receive NSF funding for regional water-focused innovation engine

Marquette’s Mission Week asks campus community to ‘Act with Faith’

Diane Foley to speak Thursday following screening of ‘Jim: The James Foley Story’

Time to Rise campaign goal exceeded, Fork Farms partnership announced at annual Marquette University Presidential Address

Marquette University to host slate of events celebrating Black History Month

Marquette’s Raynor Library partners with CharityEZ to carry on legacy of Foundations in Wisconsin database

Marquette alumnus and NBA Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade makes $3 million gift to grow literacy, add scholarships and enhance Men’s Basketball

Marquette University education professor receives prestigious National Academy of Education fellowship

Marquette University names Northwestern Mutual’s Andrew DeGuire as next Keyes Dean of Business Administration

Marquette University Board of Trustees elects two new members

Rev. John Thiede, S.J., named vice president for mission and ministry at Marquette University

Marquette Business professor named among Best Undergraduate Business Professors by ‘Poets & Quants’

Marquette, Medical College of Wisconsin receive $3.2 million NIH R01 award to study muscle fatigue in stroke survivors

Marquette Center for Peacemaking to partner with Scaling Wellness in Milwaukee; new SWIM coordinator named

Marquette University education professor confirmed to Wisconsin’s Professional Standards Council for Teachers

Marquette’s Office of University Relations receives two CASE Best of District Awards

New Marquette Law School national survey finds Biden trailing three GOP opponents, Trump dominating GOP primary

Haley leads Biden by 10 points, Trump and DeSantis lead by single digits

Marquette alumnus gives $1 million to establish endowed tennis scholarships

‘Get to Know’ the founder/CEO of Hundred Acre Inc. at Marquette Law School, Nov. 16

Nearly half of women surveyed by Institute for Women’s Leadership at Marquette are looking for new jobs amid concerning workplace trends

New white paper to be subject of virtual TEMPO Talks event, Friday, Nov. 10

Marquette Business’ annual Marburg Lecture to look at gender wage and labor force participation gap, Nov. 10

David Ives’ ‘All in the Timing’ to open at Marquette Theatre, Nov. 10

Marquette College of Nursing first in nation to collaborate with Epic to integrate electronic health records software into curriculum

MUPD, Wisconsin Voices for Recovery partner to install Nalox-ZONE boxes on Marquette campus

Marquette University receives $1.27 million grant for MKE Roots: The Democratizing Local History Project

Marquette nursing professor inducted into American Academy of Nursing as AAN Fellow

New Marquette Law School national survey finds hypothetical Biden-Trump rematch remains close with candidates splitting registered, likely voter samples

Biden holds slight edge among likely voters against both Trump, DeSantis, but faces deficit among registered voters against each

Marquette University Civic Dialogues Program to co-host ‘The State of Modern Conservative Politics’ with Charlie Sykes, Oct. 12

Marquette engineering professor receives U.S. Department of Transportation grant to evaluate metal corrosion prevention method

Two Second Stage Shows To Open 2023-24 Marquette Theatre Season

Marquette University offering full slate of events to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15-Oct. 15

Marquette University Department of Political Science to host world’s leading journal on federalism

Marquette chemistry professor receives $1.7 million R01 grant from NIH to study chromosomal interactions behind degenerative disorders and cancer

Marquette University improves to No. 15 nationally for social media engagement

MUPD completes successful body-worn camera pilot program, implementing body-worn cameras for all officers

Marquette receives $1.25 million Lilly Endowment grant to pass along faith and values to the next generation

Marquette University chemistry professor receives $800,000 grant for continued quantum architecture research

Marquette University professor receives National Security Agency funding for STARTALK Chinese language and culture camp

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Marquette receives $1 million gift from Slaggie Family Foundation for reimagined Wellness + Recreation facility

Statement from Marquette University President Michael R. Lovell on Wisconsin State Building Commission Approving MUSOD Matching Grant Funding

Marquette University awarded second $3.8 million Department of Defense grant for ‘In Defense of Water’ project

Marquette library archivist honored by Society of American Archivists for Tolkien collection curation

New Marquette Law School national survey finds Trump holding steady among Republicans, DeSantis remaining clear second choice in party, and a tie in Biden/Trump head-to-head

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette’s Institute for Women’s Leadership publishes white paper looking at impact of pandemic on court services for domestic abuse survivors

Marquette University Office of University Relations honored with CASE Circle of Excellence Award

Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin voters finds Gov. Evers approval up, GOP presidential primary razor thin between Trump and DeSantis, and Biden with bigger lead over Trump than over DeSantis

Biden leads Trump by 9, DeSantis by 2 in hypothetical head-to-heads

Dr. Elsbeth Kalenderian named next dean of the Marquette University School of Dentistry

Marquette Business’ Blue & Gold Brewing LLC to partner with Stone Creek Coffee to expand student-run business’ offerings

Alumni National Awards 2023: Marquette University alumni, friends honored for excellence

Marquette University to sponsor Wisconsin Entrepreneurs’ Conference, May 31-June 1

84% of Marquette’s Class of 2022 report full-time employment, graduate school or other service position

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds continuing decline in approval of the way the U.S. Supreme Court is doing its job, with amount varying according to respondents’ partisanship

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University Police Department announces body-worn camera pilot program, full adoption anticipated in fall 2023

Marquette receives $2.5 million gift from Helene Fuld Health Trust for new home for College of Nursing

Marquette University names Dr. Paul Nolette director of Les Aspin Center for Government

Marquette University set to welcome 1,938 committed students to campus as Class of 2027

Marquette University, Milwaukee Public Schools partner for event addressing mental health stigma for Black and Latino men, May 5

Milwaukee mayor to deliver keynote at Marquette’s 12th annual Real Estate Strategies Conference, May 3

Marquette’s 707 Hub hosts annual Brewed Ideas Challenge, April 28

MMAC senior VP to kick off ‘Get to Know’ Series at Marquette Law School Lubar Center, April 25

Marquette biological sciences professor receives USDA funding to increase cold tolerance in rice for an earlier planting season

Marquette Law School to host Nies Lecture in Intellectual Property, April 20

Marquette Theatre presents “Detroit ’67” in VIP Theatre production, April 14-23

Marquette chemistry professor receives NSF CAREER grant to make novel radiolabeled compounds with applications in new drug development

Marquette Law School’s Water Law and Policy Initiative to host Congresswoman Moore for a conversation on Wisconsin’s lead pipe problem, April 5

New Marquette Law School national survey finds a very close race for president in 2024; Trump and DeSantis top GOP primary field; Biden job approval rating declines to 39%

Manpower CEO to discuss trends shaping the future of work as featured presenter at Marquette Business Leaders Forum, April 3

Marquette Law School to host Milwaukee leadership for ‘On the Issues: New Leadership, New Milwaukee,’ March 21

Marquette biological sciences professor receives R01 funding from NIH to expand genome editing tools in lizards

Marquette Law School, TMJ4 partnering to host reckless driving town hall March 13

Marquette’s Institute for Women’s Leadership to honor inaugural group of ‘Transformational Leaders’ at annual IWL Gala, March 7

Marquette couple give $1.5 million gift to Wellness + Recreation facility to honor son

Marquette hosts Three Minute Thesis competition to round out Graduate Student Week, Feb. 24

Marquette’s 2023 Nieman Symposium to look at journalism and the climate crisis, Feb. 23

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences launches master’s program in biomedical sciences

Marquette University engineering dean named Imprint Award winner by Professional Dimensions

Marquette University To Feature New Unique Programs To Engage Community For Black History Month

Programing for Black History Month is coordinated through the Center for Engagement and Inclusion and the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion.

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds split opinion on whether Republicans in Congress can unite behind new Speaker McCarthy; Trump and DeSantis improving in hypothetical 2024 matchups against Biden; and DeSantis preferred by Republicans as a candidate over Trump

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

President’s and Chancellor’s Challenge winners, major steps for Marquette during 2022 highlight President Lovell’s annual address

New Marquette Law School national survey finds overall approval of U.S. Supreme Court has ticked up from post-Dobbs low six months ago

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette Latinx studies professor named UMOS Hispanic Man of the Year

Marquette bolsters scholarship resources and Dental School funding thanks to $1M combined gift from the We Energies Foundation

Marquette University Names 707 Hub leader Kelsey Otero to Senior Director of Community Engagement

In this new role, Otero will serve as the chief community engagement officer, leading and cultivating collaborative, bi-directional relationships with local, state, regional, national, and global communities to advance the mission and vision of Marquette.

Marquette alumni, parents and friends give more than $5 million in honor of Mike and Amy Lovell

University continues to fundraise for transformational Wellness + Recreation facility

Marquette Business officially opens fully donor-funded Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall, ushers in new era

Longtime Marquette University School of Dentistry dean Lobb to retire from university

Marquette University counseling psychology chair awarded $2.66 million from U.S. Department of Education for school counselor training

Marquette University’s Innovation Alley recruiting next cohort for Igniting Insights: Innovation Leadership course

Marquette University physical therapy professor receives NIH grant to develop physical activity intervention for people with chronic knee pain

Marquette Business professor named one of best undergraduate business professors by ‘Poets & Quants’

Marquette University engineering professor elected fellow of the National Academy of Inventors

Marquette receives $2 million gift from Helfaer Foundation to continue fundraising momentum for reimagined Wellness + Recreation facility

Marquette University receives two grants to expand Education Preparedness Program supporting those impacted by incarceration to succeed in higher education

Marquette University to host Civic Dialogues conversation on “The Future of the GOP” with National Review’s Rich Lowry, Nov. 29

Marquette Theatre to present two Second Stage Series productions, Nov. 18-Dec. 4

Chief Judge Mary Triggiano named director of Marquette Law School’s Andrew Center for Restorative Justice

Marquette’s behavior analysis program receives $2 million from State of Wisconsin to expand Medicaid’s HCBS workforce

Marquette Law School, College of Education to host conversation on path ahead for education in Wisconsin and the nation Nov. 17

Marquette biological sciences professor receives $1.1 million NSF subaward as part of research team studying aging differences between females and males

Marquette University, Penfield Children’s Center launch adaptive toy project serving children with differing abilities

First of two build days to be held Nov. 12 at Marquette’s Engineering Hall

Marquette Law School to host Barrock Lecture on Criminal Law, conversation with prosecutors on Nov. 15

Dr. Jill Guttormson named permanent dean of Marquette University’s College of Nursing, ranked No. 29 in the nation

Final pre-election Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin voters finds both Senate and governor’s races are tossups

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette Model of Natural Family Planning designated an Academy Edge Runner for innovation by American Academy of Nursing

Marquette’s Institute for Women’s Leadership to host panel on gender differences in pain management, Nov. 3

Marquette University is the first institution of higher education to participate in The Water Council’s WAVE program

Marquette VP of university relations, general counsel named to Menomonee Valley Partners board of directors

Marquette vice president for human resources named to Menomonee River Valley BID #26 board

New Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin voters finds Johnson leading Barnes in Senate race, Evers and Michels in a gubernatorial toss-up

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University biomedical engineering professor receives $3.34 million R01 grant to study improved mobility for those with multiple sclerosis

Marquette University ranked No. 19 nationally for social media engagement

Marquette University to host award-winning investigative journalists for annual Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture, Oct. 13

Marquette University Board of Trustees elects three new members

Marquette’s 707 Hub leader named to AITF’s Anchor Fellows Program

Marquette University Klement Lecture to discuss Indigenous histories of the Gulf Coast, Oct. 6

Marquette University to host symposium on ‘Ethical Hacking’ for Cybersecurity Month, Oct. 6

Marquette College of Nursing receives Outstanding Achievement Award from St. Coletta of Wisconsin

New Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin voters finds Johnson and Evers holding slim leads as races for senator and governor tighten

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette computer science professor receives NSF funding for confidential computing solutions

Marquette University to co-host Catholic Immigrant Integration Initiative Conference, Sept. 13-14

The in-person programing will take place at the Alumni Memorial Union, 1442 W. Wisconsin Ave.

Marquette nursing professor named fellow of American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology

AANA’s most elite professional achievement, the fellowship is a recognized hallmark of leadership and outstanding achievements in the profession and science of nurse anesthesiology.

Marquette University Dean Piloting Faculty in Residence Program in Fall 2022

The vision for the Faculty in Residence program is for faculty participants to serve as a clear and visible presence to help deepen integration and a more holistic student experience at Marquette

Marquette University receives Department of Education grant to continue support of Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program

Former Sen. Feingold to go ‘On the Issues’ to debut new book ‘The Constitution in Jeopardy’ Aug. 30

Marquette Theatre announces 2022-23 season with five shows, including Second Stage and VIP Theatre productions

Marquette University general counsel, VP for university relations named chair of Greater Milwaukee Foundation Board of Directors

New Marquette Law School Wisconsin survey finds Barnes with 7-point lead over Johnson in U.S. Senate race, Evers ahead of Michels by 2 points in the race for governor, and Biden approval rating unchanged

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University biological sciences professor receives $1.17M NSF grant to study sex chromosome evolution in lizards and snakes

Marquette University biological sciences professor receives NSF grant to study behavioral and physiological reactions to climate fluctuations

Marquette University chemistry professor receives $1.8 million grant to modernize processes in medicine synthesis

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds little change in partisan divisions and motivations about voting following Supreme Court abortion decision; those favoring Roe’s overturning are more motivated to vote in November

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds approval of the Supreme Court at new lows, with strong partisan differences over abortion and gun rights

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University CIO Laurie Panella receives ORBIE CIO of the Year award

Marquette University receives two global CASE Circle of Excellence awards for video marketing

Marquette School of Dentistry researcher receives $1.45M NIH grant to study effects of aging on oral health

Marquette University biomedical sciences professor receives $1.8M grant to study sex differences in brain mechanisms of seasonality

Marquette Athletics energizes new initiative, visibility for women’s athletics

Alumni gifts establish first full-tuition endowed scholarship for female student-athletes, largest ever excellence fund gift for Women’s Basketball

Marquette University, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee partner for “President’s and Chancellor’s Challenge: A Crosstown Collaboration to Address Poverty”

Marquette University receives over $1 million from Omron Corp. for the Omron Advanced Automation Lab

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey shows 40% rate abortion one of most important issues, with a larger percentage of Democrats than Republicans viewing it this way

Republicans are more enthusiastic about voting, and about half of Republicans say they are more likely to support a candidate Trump has endorsed, though 40% say it makes no difference

U.S. Solicitor General to deliver Commencement address for Marquette Law School

Marquette University signs transfer partnership with Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College

Eck Family Foundation endows scholarship for Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College graduate to attend Marquette annually

Marquette chemistry professor receives $527,000 NSF grant to study green catalytic methods

Alumni couple gives $1 million to honor Marquette Nurses as National Nursing Week celebrations begin

Marquette University incoming Class of 2026 tops 2,000, a 20% increase from last year

Incoming first-year class is largest, most diverse in past several years

Diederich College of Communication announces 2022-23 O’Brien Fellows in Public Service Journalism

Marquette alumni couple gives $1 million to launch effort to renovate and build addition for new home for College of Nursing

Marquette Center for Real Estate to host Real Estate Strategies Conference May 4

Marquette University’s student pitch competition, Brewed Ideas, to be held virtually April 29

New survey by Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin Democratic primary for U.S. Senate tightening, Kleefisch leading Republican gubernatorial primary; among Republicans, those least confident in 2020 election are more enthusiastic to vote this fall

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette Institute for Women’s Leadership study finds employers can play role in mitigating impacts of domestic violence

Gift to Marquette Mentors program endows directorship in perpetuity

Marquette University Alumni Association President Bill Krueger bolsters student-mentor connections through $1.5 million gift

Marquette University names John Knapp first executive director of Innovation Alley

Marquette University to host more than 400 high school students for Wisconsin-Dairyland Programming Competition, April 20

Marquette Theatre presents “The Light” in inaugural Voices Included for People of Color Theatre production, April 22-30

Marquette University to host noted African American Studies scholar Dr. Imani Perry for Metcalfe Chair Lecture April 19

Helen Johnson-Leipold, chairman of Johnson Financial Group, to speak at Marquette University Women Business Leaders speaker series April 12

Marquette Business series features fifth-generation Johnson family business leader, CEO of Johnson Outdoors

Marquette engineering professor awarded $2.5 million Department of Energy grant

Marquette University receives STARS Bronze rating for comprehensive sustainability achievements

Marquette University names Dr. Christine Navia vice president for inclusive excellence

Marquette University to host Narrative 4 story exchange during Symposium on Diversity, Inclusion and Social Justice, April 1

Marquette University Metcalfe Chair Lecture to feature noted historian and social culturalist Davarian Baldwin

Marquette University updates endowment policy to prohibit direct investments in fossil fuels

Marquette University names Dr. Tara Baillargeon permanent dean of university libraries

Marquette University announces Golden Eagle Advantage bridge program with Cristo Rey Milwaukee

Marquette Klingler College of Arts and Sciences hosting two-day panel on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, March 23-24

Marquette University class of 2021 reports 94% full-time employment, graduate school or other service position

Marquette University launches student-involved PR, advertising and communications agency with Trozzolo Communications Group

Diederich College of Communication partners with alumni to offer innovative experiential learning experience

Marquette University professor receives NSF CAREER grant for efficient spatial data analytics and mining

Marquette speech pathology professor awarded $1.1 million grant to investigate treatments for childhood apraxia of speech

Marquette University students to participate inaugural BIG EAST Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium

New Marquette Law School Poll finds inflation fears up, pandemic fears down; marijuana legalization up, optimism about Wisconsin down; primary candidates not yet well known

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette School of Dentistry professor partners on multi-million-dollar NIH grant for no-show prevention in underserved populations

Marquette Class of 1995 alumnus Marcus Lemonis donates $15 million to create state-of-the-art Lemonis Center for Student Success on campus

Star of HGTV’s The Renovator and CNBC’s The Profit wants to expand opportunities for students

Marquette University President Lovell receives Dr. Wesley L. Scott Education Award from Greater Milwaukee Urban League

Marquette University receives $1.2 million NSF grant to expand mathematics, science and computer science education in K-12 schools

Marquette alumnus Marcus Lemonis launches $5 million giving challenge for Marquette community

Marquette University to host Disability at the Intersection of History, Culture, Religion, Gender, and Health Conference, March 3-4

Hunger Task Force executive director to go “On the Issues,” Feb. 21

Marquette alumni couple commits to major gift to establish endowed directorship in College of Business Administration’s Center for Real Estate

Marquette University announces Center for Data, Ethics, and Society

Marquette University announces permanent establishment of Institute for Women’s Leadership

IWL to host its Spring Gala on March 8, International Women’s Day

Marquette engineering professor receives NSF CAREER grant with climate change and public health implications

Shaka and Maya Smart make major gift to Marquette University to help students cover emergency expenses

Marquette University releases “Paying it Forward” conversation series with Dr. Howard Fuller

Marquette Center for Advancement of the Humanities to host spring lecture series

Marquette University celebrating Black History Month with full slate of events

Marquette Law Poll Guide: Justice Breyer data from U.S. Supreme Court surveys, 2019-22

Presented by Dr. Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Law School Poll.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Trump and DeSantis drawing similar support, but each trailing Biden in possible 2024 presidential matchups; election confidence, COVID topics also surveyed

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

New Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds majority of public opposed to overturning Roe v. Wade, yet closely divided on 15-week abortion limit

Alumna gives $2 million to bolster Marquette’s distinctive Les Aspin Center for Government in Washington, D.C.

Marquette University physics professor receives NSF CAREER Award

TMJ4 News partners with Marquette University for a series of Milwaukee Mayoral, Wisconsin U.S. Senate and Gubernatorial debates

Marquette University and TMJ4 News will co-host a series of televised political debates as Wisconsin voters prepare to go to the polls in three high-profile 2022 elections.

Marquette Law School Poll to release national surveys on political topics, Supreme Court, Jan. 26-27

Marquette Opus Dean of Engineering named to board of Hispanic Professionals of Greater Milwaukee

Marquette, Froedtert announce Froedtert Scholars clinical training program

Marquette engineering professor named Engineer of the Year by STEM Forward

Marquette University associate vice president joins board of James W. Foley Legacy Foundation

Alumnus, Comcast president Bill Stemper to Marquette University Board of Trustees

Marquette University professor named first Latina president of Midwest Modern Language Association

Marquette alumni couple launches $10 million giving challenge to transform and integrate student health, wellness and recreation services

Wisconsin’s top election official to go “On the Issues,” Dec. 3

Marquette University educators collaborate on book, “On the Vocation of the Educator in this Moment”

Faculty, staff were invited to reflect on this moment from their own perspectives, expertise, and experiences

Marquette University’s Time to Rise campaign achieves $500 million milestone toward $750 million campaign goal

Fundraising efforts continue; More than 51,000 donors have contributed

New Marquette Law School Poll finds majority of Republicans across the nation favor a Trump run for president in 2024, while majority of voters overall are opposed

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University, Kohler Co. establish formal research partnership

Former Wisconsin Governor to speak at College of Nursing Nov. 19

Marquette Center for Real Estate director honored with national Developing Leaders Award

Marquette Theatre presents “Melancholy Play,” Nov. 12-21

Marquette nursing professor named American Academy of Nursing Fellow

Algorithmic ethics to be the focus of Marquette University’s sixth annual Ethics of Big Data Symposium, Nov. 4

Marquette University earns “Emerging HSI” status with 15.4% of student body now Hispanic/Latinx

Latinx undergraduate enrollment has more than doubled over last 10 years

Marquette Business dean honored for leadership by ACG Wisconsin

Marquette University’s annual Marburg Lecture to be delivered Oct. 15

Marquette University physical therapy professor receives $1.9 million NIH High-Risk, High-Reward Research grant

Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty president to go “On the Issues,” Oct. 7

Marquette hires Laiya Thomas as new director of Educational Opportunity Program

Rev. Nicholas Santos, S.J., Ph.D. elected to Marquette Board of Trustees

Marquette College of Nursing launches telehealth-virtual care accelerator, expanding and evolving holistic digital care delivery models

$1.5 million grant will advance student education, meet community demand

Marquette educational policy professor receives Way Klingler Early Career Award

Marquette professor of management honored with Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

Marquette biological science professor receives $950,000 NSF grant

MUPD assistant chief honored with Excellence in University Service Award

Chris Swift, Chairman and CEO of The Hartford and Marquette University Trustee, to highlight enduring lessons of leadership at Business Leaders Forum

Marquette College of Business Administration launches groundbreaking Real Estate Asset Program

Dr. Kristin Haglund named next Rev. John P. Raynor, S.J. Endowed Chair

Attracting, retaining young professionals in Milwaukee will be topic of “On the Issues,” Sept. 10

Marquette biomedical sciences professor receives Early Career Award

First-ever “State of the Ecosystem” report released by CURTO at Marquette University

Marquette business instructor receives Teaching Excellence Award

Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism receive $1.4 million grant from the American Journalism Project

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences receives $2 million gift for scholarships, clinical needs

Marquette English professor honored with Way Klingler Early Career Award

Marquette Law School Poll to release national survey of public views of the U.S. Supreme Court, Aug. 4

Marquette biomedical sciences professor honored with Participating Faculty Research Award

Marquette Spanish professor honored with Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

College of Education receives nearly $1 million HRSA grant to support behavioral health workforce for underserved communities

Marquette selects Spanish, philosophy faculty to direct REIS program

Marquette biological sciences professor receives Way Klingler Early Career Award

Marquette adjunct psychology professor receives Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence

Vice President for Inclusive Excellence William Welburn to retire

Marquette tutoring assistant director receives Excellence in University Service Award

Marquette College of Nursing receives nearly $2.2 million to continue Project BEYOND-2

Marquette chemistry professor receives Faculty Award for Research Excellence

Marquette To Host Sickle Cell Disease Awareness Event

Marquette project coordinator honored with Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service receives $350,000 in funding for operations; also announces initiative to grow endowment

Marquette senior director honored with Excellence in University Service Award

Marquette ecology, physical therapy faculty members receive prestigious Fulbright Scholar awards

Marquette political science professor honored with Way Klingler Sabbatical Award

Marquette’s high-performance computing cluster to officially open June 2

Marquette professor receives fellowship from Berggruen Institute

Marquette philosophy professor receives prestigious career enhancement fellowship

Marquette to cohost 2021 International Town and Gown Association Conference May 24-26

Wisconsin State Representatives to go “On the Issues” to discuss Task Force on Racial Disparities report May 19

Marquette nursing professor receives Betty Irene Moore Fellowship for Nurse Leaders, Innovators

Marquette hires first director of Black student initiatives

“Black Marquette” book sales to benefit Ralph H. Metcalfe, Sr. Scholarship Fund

Two projects chosen for President’s Challenge for Racial Justice and Equity Response funding

Marquette to offer Master of Science in Data Science program

Best-selling author, Metcalfe Chair to speak at Raynor Memorial Libraries fundraiser April 29

Hottest issues in K-12 education to be topic of Marquette Law, College of Education online program April 27

Award-winning reporter to discuss regional inequality in next “On the Issues,” April 21

Diederich College of Communication announces 2021-22 O’Brien Fellows

Milwaukee Bucks president among keynotes for 10th annual Real Estate Strategies Conference, April 22

Marquette Latinx undergraduate enrollment doubles over last decade, now up to 15% as part of HSI initiative

Marquette Army ROTC advances to Sandhurst Military Skills Competition

Marquette to host Symposium on Diversity, Inclusion and Social Justice, April 16

Marquette University launches $750 million comprehensive fundraising campaign, “Time to Rise: The Marquette Promise to Be The Difference”

Time to Rise is largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in university history

College of Nursing speaker to discuss racial disparities of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias on April 9

Cofounders of Democracy Found to go “On the Issues,” April 8

Award-winning journalist Mina Kimes to deliver 2021 Axthelm Lecture

Two Marquette biological sciences faculty named fellows by Ecological Society of America

$1 Million Gift Enhances Life-changing Impact of Marquette’s Neuro Recovery Clinic

First-in-state program has scheduled more than 5,400 appointments since May 2019

Marquette announces recipients of emerging filmmaker fellowships

Marquette journalism fellowship program receives $5 million gift

Frechette Family Foundation commitment will help grow noted O’Brien Fellowship in Public Service Journalism

Marquette Law School, College of Education to host debate for Wisconsin school superintendent March 17

Marquette finance students advance to sub-regional finals of CFA Research Challenge

Marquette co-hosts ‘Advancing Racial Equity in our Colleges and Community,’ March 19

Marquette Law School to host “Policing and Accountability — A Community Conversation,” March 10

Marquette professor receives Department of Energy grant through ASCEND program

Marquette University announces in-person plans for fall 2021 semester

Marquette University Board of Trustees approves spring groundbreaking for new home for Marquette Business and innovation leadership programs

Largest fully donor-funded project in university history positions Marquette Business as national leader

Marquette to host virtual Three Minute Thesis competition, Feb. 26

Marquette to host Justice in Action Conference, Feb. 27

Marquette receives $1 million gift to preserve historic St. Joan of Arc Chapel

Marquette University announces President’s Challenge—Racial Justice and Equity Response

Marquette School of Dentistry, Physical Therapy Clinic partner for comprehensive TMD treatment

Redistricting conversation continues on virtual “On the Issues,” Feb. 11

Future of the Republican Party will be a topic for a virtual “On the Issues,” Feb. 9

Lovell announces transformational gift that will serve as catalyst for College of Nursing in seventh Presidential Address

$31 million gift from alumni couple will fuel scholarships, increase diversity, drive innovative health care advances and support strategic initiatives

Law scholar to discuss Supreme Court and the media in virtual “On the Issues,” Feb. 3

Marquette to offer Master of Science in Finance degree program

Bobby Seale keynote headlines Marquette University’s Black History Month events

Panel to discuss “Justice in the Time of COVID” for virtual “On the Issues,” Jan. 22

Marquette alumni family gives more than $2 million to support scholarship and emerging academic initiatives

Gift will improve access to incoming students, bolster new home for Marquette Business and grow clinical and educational programming for special needs dental care

Marquette University announces two fellowships to support emerging or early-career filmmakers

Founders of Forward 48 leadership development program to go ‘On the Issues,’ Jan. 13

Marquette and Rexnord Corporation Extend and Expand Bridge to Business Partnership

Latest $1 million Rexnord Corporation corporate gift expands Marquette’s program offerings for career professionals and executives

Marquette University team receives $745,000 grant for Education Preparedness Program

Marquette University names Paul Jones vice president and general counsel

United Way president to go ‘On the Issues,’ Dec. 2

Marquette professor recognized nationally for achievements in furthering teaching of German

Next Step Clinic receives Nonprofit Collaboration of the Year award

Marquette to host first virtual Community Engagement Conversation, Nov. 17

Marquette Theatre to present ‘Dead Man’s Cell Phone,’ Nov. 13-22

Marquette Law School hosts Restorative Justice Initiative conference, Nov. 9-12

Marquette, UWM students continue “Make a Difference Day” amid pandemic

Marquette College of Nursing to host virtual Wake Lecture, Nov. 10

Marquette professor settles 144-year controversy on invention of the telephone

Discussion of the Supreme Court’s role in November elections continues in virtual ‘On the Issues,’ October 29

Former Sen. Feingold to go ‘On the Issues’ with virtual conversation, Oct. 22

‘On the Issues’: Reporter, common council president to discuss ‘Who owns the house next door’ in virtual conversation, Oct. 21

Marquette receives $1 million Lilly Endowment grant to support congregational vitality

Former lawmakers to go ‘On the Issues’ for virtual bipartisan conversation on redistricting, Oct. 13

National Sports Law Institute fall conference to focus on sports law faculty perspectives

Marquette College of Education Dean Bill Henk to retire

Dr. Alan Burkard will serve as interim dean

Marquette to host virtual Burleigh Lecture to address nation’s opioid epidemic

Amid major national developments, new Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voter preferences holding steady in presidential race

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Institute for Women’s Leadership to host Suffrage and Innovation 2020 conference

Marquette to host fifth annual Ethics of Big Data Symposium virtually, Oct. 9

Pulitzer Prize winning authors to go ‘On the Issues’ Oct. 5 to discuss the state of working-class America

Marquette Theatre to present ‘Songs of Note,’ Oct. 9-25

Marquette professor awarded $5 million Department of Energy grant for advanced electric drivetrain

Marquette University announces expansion of Urban Scholars with scholarships for 40 students from Milwaukee

Marquette Board of Trustees elects two new members

Marquette College of Nursing receives nearly $1 million grant to boost eldercare workforce

New Marquette Law School Poll finds little change in a close Biden–Trump contest and slight movement in Wisconsin voters’ opinions following Kenosha events

Marquette’s summer giving program provides thousands of masks, raises $200,000 for students training to be on health care frontlines

Marquette to virtually host ninth annual Real Estate Strategies Conference

Marquette University professors receive $3 million grant for research on exercise in older adults

Milwaukee city development commissioner goes ‘On the Issues’ Aug. 26

Marquette Theatre announces 2020-21 season, including virtual performances

Marquette University professor and colleagues receive $2.2 million grant for neuroscience research on substance abuse

Marquette’s Klingler College of Arts and Sciences receives $1 million Humanities Without Walls Award

Marquette receives $1.5 million gift to support first-generation minority students and Neuro Recovery Clinic

Marquette nursing professor named Ascension Wisconsin Sister Rosalie Klein Endowed Professor

Mechanical engineering faculty receive grant to improve robotic dexterity

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Biden holding a steady lead over Trump in Wisconsin

Amid growing COVID-19 concern, voters split on whether to send students to school, but support face mask rules

French professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship Award for the humanities

Chemistry professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship Award in science

Marquette dental faculty member named American Board of Dental Public Health president

Marquette assistant dean of advising honored with Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

History professor honored with Haggerty Research Award

Marquette graduate student named investment software fellow

Marquette social and cultural sciences professor honored with Teaching Excellence Award

Marquette biomedical sciences professor honored with Teaching Excellence Award

Public safety scholar returns for virtual “On the Issues” July 22

President’s Challenge for COVID-19 response winners announced

Three community-engaged, interdisciplinary programs will be funded to address mental health and wellness and economic revitalization

Marquette English, Africana studies professor honored with Teaching Excellence Award

Marquette biomedical engineering professor honored with Teaching Excellence Award

Marquette biological sciences professor receives $900,000 National Science Foundation grant for tropical forest research

Marquette engineering professor honored with young scholar award

Marquette offering mask matching in giving program

Marquette University professors receive $1.7 million grant for neuroscience research on substance use disorder in women

Theology professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholar Award

Marquette College of Nursing receives scholarship to support disadvantaged students

Marquette engineering professor honored with young scholar award

Marquette professor Iuzzini-Seigel receives Klingler Young Scholar Award

Marquette, partners receive five-year, $24.4 million grant for Clinical and Translational Science Institute

Howard Fuller, distinguished professor of education, to retire from Marquette

Marquette professor of English receives Way Klingler Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

Marquette physical therapy professor receives fourth Fulbright award to teach in Ireland

Marquette Biological Sciences administrative assistant honored with Excellence in University Service Award

Marquette physical therapy professors receive prestigious state awards

Marquette financial aid systems director honored with Excellence in University Service Award

Marquette office associate honored with Excellence in University Service Award

Senior advisor to Marquette president receives Excellence in University Service Award

Marquette philosophy professor honored with Way Klingler Sabbatical Award

Dr. Sarah Feldner named next permanent dean of Diederich College of Communication

Two Marquette faculty receive prestigious Fulbright Scholar awards

Marquette doctoral student receives National Science Foundation fellowship

New Marquette Law School Poll finds reduced but majority support for COVID-19 restrictions, while partisan divisions increase

Please note: Complete poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette University professor receives $747,000 grant for spinal cord injury research

Marquette named top school for service by the Catholic Volunteer Network

Marquette Board of Trustees elects new officers, members

Retired Anixter executive Bob Eck will serve as board chair

Decision-making algorithms used by the U.S. Child Welfare System do not focus on improving the lives of children, finds Marquette professor

Team led by Marquette nursing professors wins research award

Diederich College of Communication announces 2020-21 O’Brien Fellows

Marquette English professor wins award for emergency medical communication book

Marquette nursing professor named Fellow in Palliative Care Nursing

New Marquette Law School Poll finds strong support for coronavirus closings, even as it shows substantial economic impact

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Marquette student named Newman Civic Fellow

Marquette student receives national award for work with Hunger Task Force

Marquette University to host events in honor of Women’s History Month

Marquette doctoral students sweep Catholic Biblical Association of America’s Emerging Scholars Fellowship

Former Deloitte executive named interim Keyes Dean of Business Administration

Tim Hanley has served as the college’s executive-in-residence since October 2019

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Sanders’ support rising among Democrats and tight races between Trump and each Democratic candidate for president

Dr. Heidi Bostic named next dean of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences

Marquette’s 707 Hub names intrapreneur- and entrepreneur-in-residence

Marquette to host annual Three Minute Thesis competition

Marquette to host UMBC president for keynote on educational access and opportunity

Marquette Vice President for Public Affairs Rana Altenburg elected to Wisconsin Policy Forum board

Marquette Theatre presents ‘The Theory of Relativity (A Musical)’

Marquette alumni couple commits $2.5 million to establish pathway program in partnership with Marquette University High School

Policy advocate and professor to deliver Kellstadt Lecture in marketing, Feb. 6

Marquette University to build new home for Marquette Business and innovation leadership programs

President Michael R. Lovell makes several key announcements at sixth Presidential Address

Marquette doctoral student named Aurora Research Institute Colton Scholar

Three Marquette College of Nursing gifts provide $6.3 million to student scholarships, strengthen caregiver pipeline

New Marquette Law School Poll finds majorities of Wisconsin voters disapprove of Trump foreign policy and killing of Iranian general

Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll

Dr. Joe Daniels named Keyes Dean of Business Administration at Marquette University

Marquette CAMPus Impact Wins Inaugural ITGA Intern Challenge

CAMPus Impact focuses on community engagement in Milwaukee, in concert with Near West Side Partners, Inc.

Marquette University receives CASE V Award for 2019 Mission Week campaign

Marquette Theatre presents ‘Arnie, the Doughnut’

New Marquette Law School Poll finds no change in impeachment views following end of public testimony

Marquette student receives Science Coalition award

Alissa Wuorinen created a video for the challenge highlighting her work as an undergraduate researcher.

Marquette psychology professor honored by Mental Health America

The award recognizes outstanding service and commitment to improving the mental health of communities through innovative and effective means.

Marquette dental professor receives WDA Award of Honor

Dr. Joseph Best is the course director for the medical emergencies and pharmacotherapeutics courses at Marquette.

Dr. Kimo Ah Yun named next permanent provost at Marquette University

Former communication dean has served as acting provost for the past year

Marquette nursing professor selected for Pediatric Congenital Heart Association leadership

Callie J. Chiroff has been appointed to the Pediatric Congenital Heart Association board of directors.

Marquette, WARF announce 2019 ‘Force for Positive Change’ winners

Winners were announced live at Lambeau Field event, Nov. 15

New Marquette Law School Poll finds shifts in Wisconsin public opinion favorable to President Trump on impeachment and presidential election preferences

Trump holds small leads over each of four top Democratic candidates for president in head-to-head matchups in the new survey

Dean of public service at Marquette University Law School honored as legal innovator

As assistant dean for public service, Schultz’s charge is to advance access to justice through the creation, implementation, and operational oversight of pro bono projects for law students and lawyers.

Marquette Offices of Community Engagement and Corporate Engagement and Partnerships to unite as Office of Economic Engagement

According to President Lovell, the office will amplify Marquette’s vision to develop more holistic off-campus collaborations and partnerships for community impact.

Marquette University to cohost social justice summit with NŌ STUDIOS

The summit will feature a variety of activists, artists, authors and academics converging to discuss the lived experience of disenfranchisement and offer solutions to some of the most pressing social justice issues affecting us locally, nationally and internationally.

2019 Nobel Prize recipient to deliver annual Marburg Lecture

Dr. Esther Duflo is also a co-founder and co-director of the Abdul Latif Jameel Poverty Action Lab.

Marquette University receives Employer of the Year Award for inclusive hiring

The award is part of CEO’s Inclusive Employer Leadership Awards, which recognizes employers who look to diversify their workplace by hiring adults with disabilities and network with like-minded organizations.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds increased support for Trump impeachment hearings since the spring, while opinions about Trump have changed little

When asked if Trump should be impeached and removed from office, 44 percent say that Trump should be removed.

Marquette engineering professor receives $500,000 award from Department of Energy

Dr. Nathan Weise said his project, “Ultra-Fast Resonant DC Breaker,” will develop a direct-current, transformational, state-of-the-art breaker.

CityLab senior editor to go ‘On the Issues’ to discuss the history of suburbia

This 90-minute event will feature a moderated discussion with Amanda Kolson Hurley, as well as four suburban mayors.

Marquette University names Ian Gonzalez as new vice president for finance

Marquette alumnus joins university from locally based Briggs & Stratton

Marquette counseling professor awarded $750,000 grant to expand rehabilitation, mental health education program

Dr. Lee Za Ong’s project, with funds from the grant over a five-year period, will recruit and enroll at least 25 master’s degree scholars from diverse background and provide high-quality instruction to the scholars in clinical classes.

Marquette’s Tolkien manuscript collection to be part of exhibit at the National Library of France

Marquette loaned 80 pieces of its collection of Tolkien works to the library for the exhibit.

New York Times’ chief Washington correspondent to go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Carl Hulse is chief Washington correspondent and a veteran of more than three decades of reporting in the capital.

Marquette to host Project Homeless Connect event Oct. 17

Project Homeless Connect is a one-day, one-stop annual event where people experiencing homelessness can access the multiple services and resources they need, all under one roof.

First-ever national Marquette Law School Poll will examine public views of the U.S. Supreme Court

Poll results, panelist reactions will be released at conference, Oct. 21

Bradley Foundation CEO to go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

The Milwaukee-based Bradley Foundation is a powerful force in the world of philanthropy, granting between $35 and $45 million to hundreds of charities in Milwaukee and around the country.

National Sports Law Institute to celebrate 30 years at 2019 conference

The conference will include presentations and panel discussions that provide a historical look at the development of the law and its impact on high school, college, professional and international/Olympic sports.

Marquette Law School to serve Native American population with Urban Wills Caravan

The event will feature attorneys and law students assisting any tribal member in the Milwaukee area who wants to draft a will, powers of attorney, or other basic estate planning services for free.

Cyber awareness conference scheduled for Oct. 11 at Marquette

Speakers will discuss how to build the workforce, fill the pipeline and enhance cybersecurity awareness in organizations.

Marquette to host Microsoft chief technology officer for Ciszek lecture

Stuart McKee's lecture will address the issues and ethics of emerging technologies.

Marquette alumnus commits $5 million to establish first-generation scholarships

The Werners’ gift will launch The Thomas & Suzanne Werner Endowed Scholars Program for First-Generation Students.

Marquette University business school names its first executive-in-residence

Tim Hanley’s role as the business school’s executive-in-residence is meant to elevate the college’s engagement with the business community

Entrepreneurial alumnus named Marquette University’s first innovator-in-residence

Chuck Swoboda, former CEO of Cree Inc., to educate next generation of innovative leaders within the Opus College of Engineering

Mayor of Milwaukee to go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Barrett was a state representative, state senator, and U.S. congressman before being elected mayor of Milwaukee in 2004.

Marquette computer science professor named to inaugural ACM Technology Policy Council

With nearly 100,000 members across 190 countries, the ACM is the world’s largest association for computing professionals.

Marquette web producer Dwayne Burtin chosen for national diversity leadership academy

Burtin is one of 30 journalists — out of 120 applicants — chosen for this year’s academy.

Marquette University leading new $2 million computer science effort in public schools

"This new effort aims to strengthen the existing computer science coursework we've helped launch in Milwaukee Public Schools over the past five years into clear K-12 curriculum pathways..."

Marquette Theatre presents ‘Peter and the Starcatcher’

Tickets can be purchased online. Prices for the general public are $20.

Marquette receives $1 million NSF ADVANCE grant for supporting faculty success

ADVANCE programs are expected to utilize intersectional approaches that recognize how gender, race, ethnicity and other social identities interact to affect the experience of individuals in the workplace.

Marquette to host Socially Responsible Investing Symposium, Sept. 19

Rev. Séamus Finn, OMI, will serve as keynote speaker. He will discuss how to best address public policy issues by engaging with public officials and working with corporations.

Alumni couple commits more than $1 million toward Catholic faith formation for Marquette students

The gift comes shortly after Marquette dedicated a new Marian Grotto earlier this spring, and after President Lovell featured the campus’ Sacred Spaces at this summer’s annual President’s Picnic.

Marquette to sponsor Milwaukee’s first Minority Health Film Festival, Sept. 12-15

The festival will also consist of a series of forums intended to spark conversation on key topics relevant to the Milwaukee community and beyond.

Marquette announces leadership team for newly launched Institute for Women’s Leadership

The IWL’s mission is to advance women’s leadership locally and globally through pioneering research, innovative programming and collaborative engagement.

Marquette mental health counselor featured on list of Wisconsin’s most powerful Latinos

Dr. Marla Delgado-Guerrero’s work has earned her a spot on the Si Se Puede 2019: Wisconsin’s 34 most powerful Latinos list.

Marquette to co-host the Sickle Cell Empowerment Conference Sept. 7

Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones, assistant professor of nursing at Marquette, will host the event with pastors Melva Henderson and Ervin Henderson.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Biden leading Trump in head-to-head presidential match in Wisconsin

Biden is most popular choice in the Democratic primary field, while full sample of voters split sharply by partisanship on Trump and the economy

Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute names directors for Marquette University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

The directors play an integral role in providing strategic direction for the Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute.

Marquette dean of libraries elected American Library Association endowment trustee

Welburn, Ridgeway also elected to The Links board

Marquette National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society chapter earns national award

Just 16 chapters of over 625 nationally earned honors in 2019.

MLB Commissioner Emeritus Selig will go ‘On the Issues’ Aug. 29

A Milwaukee native who still calls the city home, Selig’s lifelong love affair with baseball has been well-documented.

Burke Foundation commits $7 million to Marquette University to extend two service-driven scholarship programs

Both programs incorporate service to others, which is a key component of Jesuit higher education.

Marquette professor of nursing receives Way Klingler Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

Dr. Kristin Haglund's research program has evolved over her career at Marquette University

Marquette University advantage program announced in partnership with Catholic Memorial High School

The program enables students to continue their Catholic education and save tuition dollars.

Marquette psychology professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

In her brief time at Marquette, Dr. Brooke Magnus has made valuable contributions to the Psychology Department through her scholarship, teaching and service.

Marquette computer science professor receives $1.8 million grant for precision medicine research

Dr. Serdar Bozdag's research is aimed at developing methods for analyzing existing biological and clinical datasets to predict disease-associated genes and patient-specific drug responses.

Marquette Vice President for Public Affairs Rana Altenburg named to national Science Coalition board

Altenburg’s two-year term on the TSC board began earlier this year.

Marquette’s Mark Zoromski receives Teaching Excellence Award

Zoromski formed his philosophy for teaching on his wedding day.

Marquette chemistry professor earns early career research grant from Department of Energy

Dr. Jier Huang’s research aims to address the challenge of capturing carbon dioxide and converting it into useful chemicals for use in solar energy, such as storing energy produced by solar panels.

Marquette’s Lori Montezon receives Excellence in University Service Award

Montezon’s care for others, matched with her keen attention to detail, make her an invaluable member of the Marquette community.

Marquette Theatre announces 2019-20 season

Shows include: “Peter and the Starcatcher;” “Crumbs from the Table of Joy;” “The Theory of Relativity (A Musical);” “Julius Caesar;” and “Arnie, the Doughnut.”

Marquette to offer Wisconsin’s first entry-level Clinical Doctorate of Occupational Therapy degree program

Enrollment now open for the OTD program at Marquette University

Marquette’s director of environmental health and safety receives Excellence in University Service Award

Dennis Daye understands the importance of his job and performs it with seriousness, a great attention to detail, and a willingness to go above and beyond the call of duty.

Marquette names next chief information officer

Laurie Panella was formerly CIO for Milwaukee County

Marquette political science professor honored with young scholar award

Dr. Philip Rocco will use the young scholar award to conduct fieldwork on the 2020 census for a third book project

Marquette professor named American Chemical Society Fellow

The ACS Fellows Program recognizes members for outstanding achievements in and contributions to science, the profession and the society, noting that only about 1% of its members have been so honored.

Marquette professor Shion Guha receives young scholar award

Guha wants to make Milwaukee and Wisconsin, and hopefully the world, a better place.

Marquette University professor awarded $2.3 million grant for stroke research

“We are continually looking for interventions that will help improve patient function after stroke,” Dr. Allison Hyngstrom said.

Joe Daniels to serve as acting Keyes Dean of Business Administration at Marquette

Longtime economics professor succeeds Brian Till

Marquette history professor honored with university’s highest teaching honor

Dr. Peter Staudenmaier has taught 14 different undergraduate and graduate courses

Marquette ecology professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship in science

The focus of Dr. Stefan Schnitzer's lab has been understanding the forces that structure plant communities, maintain species diversity, control species distributions and allow species to co-exist.

Marquette University plays host to COMPSAC 2019

This year will mark the return of COMPSAC to the United States for the first time since 2016 in Atlanta and just the third time since 2007.

Marquette nursing professor named president of the International Association of Sickle Cell Nurses and Professional Associates

Clayton-Jones began her term on May 1, 2019, and will serve until Dec. 31, 2021.

Marquette financial aid counselor honored with diversity and inclusion award

"Jacqueline Walker is one of the unsung heroines at Marquette and exemplifies on a daily basis a welcoming and caring spirit for all of those who cross her pathway."

National Council on Competitiveness appoints Marquette University president to co-chair new University Leadership Forum

"I’m thrilled to be co-leading this impressive group of visionary academic leaders who will help develop solutions to current and future challenges to U.S. competitiveness."

Marquette professor Henry Medeiros receives young scholar award

Medeiros studies a major factor that separates man from machine.

Lt. Governor Barnes to speak to two Marquette Upward Bound groups

The session runs from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and is not open to the public.

Marquette educational policy professor receives young scholar award

Marquette exercise science professor honored with Teaching Excellence Award

Michael Danduran has spent more than 20 years working with children in a clinical setting.

Marquette adopts test-optional policy starting with fall 2020 class

Measure lets undergraduate applicants choose whether to include standardized test scores as part of application

Marquette political science professor honored with sabbatical award

Dr. Amber Wichowsky's research focuses largely on political inequality.

Marquette theology professor honored with fellowship award

Dr. Andrei Orlov has studied Jewish apocalyptic texts, with a focus on materials preserved in Slavonic, for the past 25 years.

Marquette professor awarded $1.4 million grant to study metal reduction technique in CT imaging

“Oftentimes, metal implants can negatively alter CT images, making diagnosis challenging. Since CT scans are used to plan radiation therapy, these image degradations can lead to treatment inaccuracies.”

Marquette chemistry professor honored for research excellence

Dr. Scott Reid is an internationally recognized scholar and well-established leader in the field of spectroscopy and dynamics of reactive chemical intermediates.

Marquette professor Sharon Chubbuck honored with top teaching award

Chubbuck radiates her passion for education in everything she does

Marquette University nursing professor honored with national award

The national award honors a nurse-midwifery professor who has shown outstanding qualities for teaching.

Marquette to offer first fully online undergraduate degree program

Enrollment now open for new Bachelor of Science in Strategic Communication

Marquette receives $1 million gift to support first-generation scholarship

The gift will support student recipients in the College of Business Administration and those majoring in journalism.

Marquette, NŌ STUDIOS announce inaugural Emerging Filmmaker Fellowship recipients

Vianca Fuster and Shannon McInnis joined the “Artist in Residence” program on April 1 to begin fellowships that will run through March 30, 2020.

Marquette receives $2.5 million gift to support Innovation Alley leadership initiatives and men’s basketball program

The gift will support the men’s basketball program and Innovation Alley leadership development initiatives.

Northwestern Mutual, Marquette to host Symposium on the Ethics of Big Data

It will break down the ethical, legal, privacy and social challenges society is facing since the emergence of data-driven technology such as learning analytics, wearables, intelligent personal assistants and more.

Noted sociologist and MacArthur Fellow Dr. Rebecca Sandefur will go ‘On the Issues’ April 26

Sandefur is a faculty member in the department of sociology and the college of law at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Alumni National Awards 2019: Marquette University alumni, friends to be honored for excellence

Award recipients include individuals from each of the university’s colleges and professional schools.

Marquette University to host The Matriarch author and USA Today Washington Bureau Chief Susan Page

Recently released, The Matriarch details former first lady Barbara Bush’s many accomplishments, struggles and contributions

Marquette finance students advance to regional finals of CFA Research Challenge

This is the ninth time in the past 11 years that an AIM team has advanced to the CFA Americas Regional Challenge.

Marquette researchers receive $1.9 million grant to study neuroscience of addiction, depression

Their project, entitled “Aversion signals in the reward system,” will examine how unpleasant experiences negatively impact people with underlying psychiatric disorders.

Marquette, Brady Corp. to award $21,000 to Brewed Ideas Challenge winners

Students will begin presenting their ideas in a “Shark Tank”-like setting to the judges at 1:15 p.m. with winners announced at 4:30 p.m.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds little change in views of Trump as Mueller probe ends

Opinions shift on confidence in Mueller; on state issues, majorities support legal marijuana, higher special education spending, oppose increase in gas tax

Marquette to host, co-sponsor ecumenical peace forum April 12

Reverend Alvin Love, pastor at Lilydale First Baptist Church in Chicago and national clergy advisor to President Barack Obama, will be the keynote speaker.

Founder of Marquette University’s Center for Peacemaking honored by the Foley Foundation

Rynne is the founder of the Marquette University Center for Peacemaking and has been an instructor of peace studies at Marquette for over a decade.

“Hoan Alone: Personal Stories from the Bridge” to be screened and discussed at Marquette University on April 4

“Hoan Alone: Personal Stories from the Bridge” is an animated documentary that explores the issues of Milwaukee’s landmark bridge and suicide through three intimate interviews.

Marquette student-written play honored by the Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival

The Citizen Artist award recognizes that theatrical production is central to urgent community, national and international conversations on campuses of higher education.

Marquette’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture to feature noted historian, writer and activist Barbara Ransby

Ransby is this year’s Metcalfe Chair, a non-residential visiting scholar of African-American, Latinx or Native American heritage.

TEDx MarquetteU hosts inaugural speaker event March 30

The selected speakers represent movers and thinkers who are rooted in Milwaukee, in purpose and in community.

Marquette professor awarded $1.9 million grant for spinal cord regeneration project

The grant is his third NIH grant of more than $1 million in the past six years.

Marquette names new vice president for human resources

Claudia Paetsch joins university from Northwestern Mutual

Marquette University student to be honored by Wisconsin Broadcasters Association

She will receive the award at the WBA Student Seminar in Madison on March 2.

Facebook marketing executive to speak at Marquette University

Michelle Morris, vice president of global marketing solutions for Facebook.

Marquette University biological sciences professor receives $1.2M NIH grant

NIH is the largest provider of public funds for research in the world, investing more than $32 billion annually to enhance life and reduce illness and disability.

Best-selling author and former USA Today editor-in-chief Joanne Lipman to speak at Marquette University on Feb. 21

One of the nation's leading journalists, Lipman most recently was chief content officer of Gannett, and editor-in-chief of USA Today and the USA Today Network.

Marquette University professors receive Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award 

The award grants up to $20,000.

Marquette University recognized by the Peace Corps

As a part of its recognition of Marquette, the Peace Corps will send an anniversary bell, symbolic of the bell that is rung for Peace Corps volunteers on their Close of Service date.

Marquette University’s College of Health Sciences receives $500,000 gift to fund spinal cord injury research

Gift from the Bryon Riesch Paralysis Foundation will establish the BRPF Excellence Fund

Milwaukee Chinese Community Center to recognize Marquette University

Marquette has a long history of welcoming international students.

Marquette University to host panel discussion “A Transatlantic Rift? The Future of U.S.-European Relations”

This event is part of the Marquette Forum, a yearlong series of events focusing on civic dialogue and the state of democracies across the world.

Study finds a brief assessment of patient readiness for hospital discharge can reduce readmissions

The study was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open on Jan. 25, 2019.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds some issues less divisive amid continuing partisan divide

Special education increases and accepting more federal Medicaid money are drawing broader support than many other current issues

Marquette professor elected fellow of the National Academy of Inventors

Dr. Jay Goldberg recognized for engineering patents and contributions to design, innovation and entrepreneurship in education

Marquette President Michael R. Lovell delivers fifth Presidential Address, announces new initiatives

Creation of Institute for Women’s Leadership, $250,000 President’s Challenge grant winner and varsity esports team announced

Marquette Law School Poll director Franklin goes ‘On the Issues’ with new poll on state and national issues

Franklin will report the findings of the first Marquette Law School Poll since the November election.

Marquette University to host Flint water crisis author Anna Clark

In this presentation, Clark will discuss her book The Poisoned City: Flint’s Water and the American Urban Tragedy.

Marquette Law School: On the Issues with Mike Gousha features Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Ayad Akhtar, Jan. 17

Born in New York and raised in Milwaukee, Akhtar is a novelist, playwright, screenwriter and actor.

Marquette University hiring up to nine faculty members this academic year to bolster Race and Ethnic Studies program

The Race and Ethnic Studies Program is housed in Marquette’s Klingler College of Arts and Science.

Marquette names first vice president for corporate engagement to focus on mission-aligned partnerships

Dr. Maura Donovan led economic development office at University of Minnesota.

Marquette University’s College of Health Sciences receives $1 million gift to establish a neurologic disorder rehabilitation clinic

Neuro Recovery Clinic will be the first of its kind in Wisconsin

Student-written play ‘White Privilege’ selected for Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival

KCACTF is a national theatre program involving 18,000 students from colleges and universities nationwide that has served as a catalyst in improving the quality of college theatre in the United States.

Former Assistant MPD Chief Edith Hudson named Marquette University Police chief

Hudson served MPD for 25 years in progressive leadership roles before she retired from active duty in good standing in November 2015.

Two Jesuits elected to Marquette University Board of Trustees

Marquette trustees serve three-year terms and may be re-elected to serve for a maximum of 12 years; they are volunteers and are not compensated for their service.

Marquette to host inaugural Leadership and Brotherhood Summit for Young Men of Color

Through various panels, workshops, lectures and guided tours, participants will learn how they can become change agents in the community.

Marquette and Northwestern Mutual to host 2018 Milwaukee Blockchain Conference, Nov. 30

The Milwaukee Blockchain Conference is a premier event for entrepreneurs and established companies to learn about the opportunities with blockchain technology.

Fox News Politics Editor Chris Stirewalt to speak at Marquette University on Dec. 3

Stirewalt joined Fox News Channel in July 2010 and serves as the politics editor based in Washington, D.C.

Marquette professors receive $525,000 grant to research a new ‘green’ catalyst

The enzyme that catalyzes this chemical reaction has proven useful in the cleanup of nitrile-based chemicals and pesticides from the environment.

Marquette receives $597,000 from federal government to support financial and educational needs of doctoral students in electrical engineering

Grant aims to increase student preparation for careers in higher education and research in electrical engineering

U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher to discuss foreign policy at Marquette, Nov. 26

Rep. Gallagher’s speech will take a historical perspective on Wisconsin’s role in shaping timeless lessons in American foreign policy.

Feldner named acting dean of communication at Marquette

"I am honored to assume the role of acting dean of the Diederich College of Communication."

Marquette University’s Project GO Grant renewed through 2021

In 2019, the university will receive $300,000 to continue funding the program.

Marquette Law School to host 2018 restorative justice conference

This conference will explore how trauma impacts our community, looking through the lenses of victims, law enforcement and those working in the criminal justice system.

Marquette receives special designation from federal agencies for cyber security educational program

U.S. Department of Homeland Security, National Security Agency cite Marquette for its information assurance and cyber defense program

Marquette engineer receives $1.5 million from U.S. Air Force to study how to prevent accidental detonations of explosives and propellants

Dr. John Borg will develop a surrogate substructure to test and reduce accidental detonations

Marquette Provost Dan Myers stepping down; Dr. Kimo Ah Yun named acting provost

An accomplished scholar and teacher, Ah Yun has received awards from California State University, Sacramento, and the International Communication Association.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Walker, Evers tied in Wisconsin’s race for governor

Baldwin leads Vukmir for Senate; close race for state attorney general

Marquette’s College of Nursing receives $1 million estate gift to support scholarships

The estate gift will benefit scholarships for undergraduate and graduate nursing students.

Executive Vice President Lawlor to leave Marquette for private equity firm

President Michael R. Lovell has appointed Joel Pogodzinski to the role of senior vice president and chief operating officer.

PolitiFact staffers go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Since it began in 2007, PolitiFact has focused on looking at specific statements made by politicians and rating them for accuracy.

Marquette receives nearly $700,000 from NSF to help acquire a super computing cluster

New system will aid researchers across Marquette

Milwaukee redevelopment leaders go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Beyond their roles as entrepreneurs and real estate developers, Goins, Sabir and Kaufmann are change agents in Milwaukee.

Marquette selected for Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities’ anchor mission initiative

Marquette officials will participate in a peer learning exchange at the 2018 CUMU annual conference in Chicago in October 2018.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds tight race for Wisconsin governor, Baldwin leading in Senate contest

Wisconsin voters weigh in on Kavanaugh confirmation, Mueller investigation

Marquette names Welburn new vice president for inclusive excellence

"What I am most excited about is our embrace of ‘inclusive excellence’ because we are at our best when we are diverse."

Milwaukee Film CEO Jackson goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Now in its 11th year, the Milwaukee Film Festival has become one of the 10 largest film festivals in the country.

Foxconn kicks off Smart Cities – Smart Futures competition with Oct. 1 event at Marquette University `

Foxconn has committed up to $1 million over the next three years to support its Smart Cities – Smart Futures initiative.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Evers, Baldwin with leads among Wisconsin voters

Trump at 42 percent approval, voters divided on how he has changed GOP

Marquette University names new vice president for university advancement

Senior Villanova advancement leader to start Marquette role on Oct. 1

Marquette Center for Peacemaking to hold its 10-year anniversary celebration Sept. 13

The center operates several programs to educate students, support research that promotes peace and explores the power of nonviolence.

‘Little Women The Musical’ to be presented by Marquette Theatre

This musical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s enduring novel is about a stalwart heroine, determined to rise.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds tight races for Wisconsin Governor, U.S. Senate seat

Jobs, schools, health coverage are most important issues to state voters

Marquette to welcome largest incoming class in school history, open new Wild Commons residence hall

Thursday also marks the first time that students will move into Marquette’s new residence hall.

Rev. Frederick Zagone, S.J., named acting vice president for mission and ministry

Father Zagone succeeds Rev. Tom Krettek, S.J.

Marquette researcher receives $1.5 million NIH grant to study congenital cardiovascular disease

Dr. John LaDisa will develop criteria for surgery and long-term treatment of patients with coarctation of the aorta

‘White Privilege’ to be presented by Marquette Theatre

The show will run Friday, Aug. 31, through Saturday, Sept. 1, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 2, at 5 p.m.

Marquette researcher receives NIH grant to study the use of prenatal probiotics

The funds will continue her groundbreaking research on probiotics and women’s health.

Marquette biologist receives $900,000 National Science Foundation grant to study cell biology research

Dr. Rosemary A. Stuart credits the award to the hard work and successes of her research team.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds roughly one in three Wisconsin voters still undecided one month before primaries

Voters split along partisan lines on Supreme Court nominee, other national and state issues

Marquette supply chain management program ranked in top 20 nationally

Industry leader Gartner Inc. rates program 16th best overall

Marquette University statement on Wisconsin Supreme Court decision

This case has always been about Associate Professor John McAdams’ conduct toward a student teacher.

Marquette University has three student winners of prestigious Fulbright Awards

Students will be placed in Belgium, Bulgaria and Colombia

New Marquette Law School Poll finds many Wisconsin primary voters undecided, unfamiliar with candidates

Walker, Baldwin hold modest advantages over challengers

Marquette University researcher receives $1.6 million NIH grant for spinal cord injury studies

Grant will fund Dr. Murray Blackmore’s next phase of study

New York Times investigative reporter Twohey goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Twohey, who worked as a reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel from 2003 to 2007, has focused much of her attention on the treatment of women and children.

Marquette Sets Groundbreaking Date for New PA Facility

University releases additional renderings of 44,000-square-foot building

Marquette emphasizes employer rights in oral arguments to Wisconsin Supreme Court

Associate Professor John McAdams is suspended for his mistreatment of a former graduate student teacher.

Alumni couple donates $2 million to grow mental health research and launch engineering student success center

The collective impact of the McShanes’ gifts empowers Marquette to teach students who become men and women for and with others and who go out to Be the Difference in our world.

California Supreme Court Justice Liu goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Liu is the son of Taiwanese immigrants, a graduate of Stanford University and former Rhodes Scholar who attended Oxford University.

Tech reporter, author Farivar goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss data collection, privacy issues and the law

Cyrus Farivar, an award-winning tech reporter, is the senior business editor of Ars Technica.

Celebration set to honor late founder of America’s Black Holocaust Museum

James Cameron’s life will be celebrated at Marquette’s Haggerty Museum of Art

Marquette College of Business Administration launches Women in Business Speaker Series

Baird’s Mary Ellen Stanek will deliver inaugural address April 16

Marquette, Wintrust form transformational, community-minded partnership for banking, scholarship aid and athletics

Ten-year contract includes exclusive commercial and retail banking services, $12 million investment in scholarship aid, athletics and other institutional support

Marquette Physician Assistant program expanding to address provider shortage

Increased enrollment, new 44,000-square-foot building will help in-demand program grow

Marquette Theatre will present Shakespeare’s ‘Pericles, Prince of Tyre’

Prices for the general public are $20.

Playwright Orlandersmith goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss production of ‘Until the Flood’

Play based on 2014 Ferguson police shooting

Marquette, WARF announce 2018 ‘Force for Positive Change’ finalists

Winners will be announced live at event March 22

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voters divided on benefits of Foxconn deal, but together in support of background checks for gun sales

Public unfamiliar with gubernatorial, senate challengers

Marquette finance students advance in CFA investment competition

Students head to Boston to compete in the CFA Institute’s Research Challenge

University of Tokyo professor Kubo goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss US-Japan relations

Kubo will discuss the current relationship between the U.S. and Japan.

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences to host discussion on rare diseases

Speakers to include parents and people living with rare diseases on the eve of the international Rare Disease Day.

Marquette sets groundbreaking for Athletic and Human Performance Research Center

University changes facility name to emphasize broader research spectrum

Marquette’s Mission Week 2018 will focus on truth, reconciliation and peacemaking

Mission Week is the time set aside to recall Marquette’s larger purpose and the Ignatian heritage and spirituality that guide the community throughout the year.

Ranney goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss new book on history of Wisconsin’s legal system

Using Wisconsin’s colorful and influential history to help tell the story, Ranney looks at how state laws have evolved and shaped American history.

Marquette Theatre will present ‘Student Body’

Student Body is a play focused on the many questions that arise when a group of college students come across suspicious video footage.

Marquette commercial banking program to host inaugural conference

‘Bankruption’ author Waupsh will keynote Jan. 31 event

Marquette to launch fully online MBA

New 28-month cohort program will help meet market demand

Marquette’s College of Nursing receives prestigious Future of Nursing Scholars Grant

RWJF announces the fifth and final cohort for innovative program

Marquette official testifies in favor of Wisconsin Senate bill to create a state innovation fund

The legislation would create a $500 million fund to support private sector industry groups who are looking to help their member companies grow their industrial clusters/

Marquette’s Board of Trustees approves groundbreaking for athletic performance research center

The center will be located near the southwest corner of W. Wells and N. 12th streets.

Marquette to install grotto of Blessed Virgin Mary behind St. Joan of Arc Chapel

The grotto will be in place by the beginning of the 2018-19 academic year.

Marquette nursing leader selected to address Congress on Project BEYOND-2

Garcia will focus on impacting public health concerns through nursing workforce development

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences will host panel discussion on opioid epidemic

The free, public event is Thursday, Nov. 30, at 7:15 a.m. in the Monaghan Ballroom on the third-floor of the Alumni Memorial Union

Marquette supply chain management students win national case competition

Team bests 10 other universities at annual Arizona State contest

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences Receives $1 Million Estate Gift

Donation will establish the Michael and Jeanne Schmitz Family Depression Research Fund

Law professor Ellis, ACLU voting rights advocate McGrath go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Since the 2010 election, more than 20 states have enacted new voting laws.

Journal Sentinel reporter Gilbert goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss Wisconsin’s political climate

Gilbert is currently engaged in a special reportage project concerning the political climate during the Trump presidency.

Marquette to host annual O’Brien Fellowship in Public Service Journalism conference

Conference to address threat of pandemics from diseases driven by human decisions

Marquette, WARF announce second annual ‘Force for Positive Change’ event and award

Applications now open for social entrepreneurship competition

United Community Center executive director Diaz goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Diaz is a passionate advocate for the city’s Latino population, which he says holds the key to the city’s future.

UC Davis Law professor Chin to address criminal justice’s collateral consequences for Marquette Law School’s Barrock Lecture

Chin teaches immigration law, criminal procedure and race and law.

Entrepreneurs Baltz, Cordio and Yau go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Just days before Startup Week in Wisconsin, we’ll talk with three entrepreneurs about Milwaukee’s and Wisconsin’s startup scene.

New poll shows Milwaukee area’s divided feelings on Foxconn, views on other topics as Marquette Law School launches expanded public policy program

54 percent of adults polled believe a new Foxconn factory will substantially improve the economy of the Milwaukee area.

‘On the Verge (or the Geography of Yearning)’ will be presented by Marquette Theatre

On the Verge sheds light on the inner and outer frontiers of the human condition.

Marquette to host Wisconsin’s first conference on blockchain technology

November 9 event will explore revolutionary new data sharing applications

Marquette Law School to launch Lubar Center with first look at new Milwaukee Area Project

The Milwaukee Area Project thus seeks to examine and report on public opinion, public policy, and conditions throughout the region.

Marquette alumnus makes largest gift in School of Dentistry history

$5 million planned gift will focus on scholarships for veterans

Marquette names new vice president for university advancement

Gina Sholtis will start in her new role on Nov. 16.

Bucks senior vice president Lasry goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

During his visit to the Law School, Lasry will discuss the arena project and surrounding development, the jobs that are being created.

Author, Washington Post reporter Goldstein goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Goldstein has been a reporter for the Washington Post for 30 years, focusing on social policy.

Northwestern Mutual’s Manista elected to Marquette board of trustees

Manista is responsible for the company’s law and public affairs function, including the law, communications, enterprise compliance, and government relations departments.

Milwaukee philanthropist Michael Cudahy gives $1 million to Marquette to support first-generation engineering students

This is the second major gift Cudahy has given to Marquette.

Political commentator, law professor Hewitt goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Hugh Hewitt, a political commentator and law professor at the Chapman University Fowler School of Law, will be the featured guest in an upcoming “On the Issues with Mike Gousha,” Thursday, Sept. 28

Political commentator, author Sykes goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Political commentator and author Charlie Sykes will be the featured guest in an upcoming “On the Issues with Mike Gousha,” Tuesday, Sept. 26

Pulitzer-winning Panama Papers journalist to keynote 2017 Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture

Marina Walker Guevara, deputy director of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists and coordinator of The Panama Papers investigation, will keynote the 2017 Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture

Marquette names new chief financial officer

Joel Pogodzinski was CFO for Broan-NuTone

Wuerth, Scoville and Gramer go ‘On the Issues’ to discuss Trump administration and foreign policy

These three experts will explore a variety of questions related to international law, current U.S. foreign policy, and the Trump administration’s priorities.

Reporter, author Egan goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss Great Lakes issues at Marquette Law School

A two-time Pulitzer finalist, Egan has been writing about the Great Lakes for years.

World-renowned photojournalist to give presentation at Marquette University

2017 Outstanding Nature Photographer winner to speak Sept. 7

Marquette’s Haggerty Museum of Art receives $146,000 federal grant

Funds are for a public art project by renowned artist Mary Miss

Public Policy Forum president Henken goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

He will discuss how other cities are generating revenue, and whether any of those approaches might work in Milwaukee.

Marquette civil, construction and environmental engineering professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

Dr. Brooke Mayer was recently named one of the 2017 Way Klingler Young Scholar Award recipients.

Marquette chemistry professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

Dr. Jier Huang has set out to develop new strategies for tapping the promise of solar energy.

Marquette psychology professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

The award grants up to $32,000 for a one-semester sabbatical.

Marquette University professors receive Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award

One award of up to $20,000 is given to the selected project team for one fiscal year.

Marquette biomedical sciences professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

Dr. Jennifer Evans was recently named one of the 2017 Way Klingler Young Scholar Award recipients.

Marquette chemistry professor receives Way Klingler Sabbatical Award

Dr. Qadir Timerghazin’s theoretical predictions promise to demystify an elusive biological molecule.

Marquette University’s College of Nursing receives grant to continue Project BEYOND-2

Project BEYOND-2 aims to improve nursing workforce diversity.

Marquette English professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship in the humanities

Dr. Albert Rivero will use the fellowship opportunity to shift focus to one of England’s foremost 18th century novelists, Jane Austen.

Marquette assistant dean of undergraduate admissions receives Way Klingler Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

Latrice Harris-Collins has been at Marquette for 13 years this fall.

Marquette mechanical engineering professor honored for research excellence

Dr. John Borg has been at Marquette since 2002 and has worked to investigate how solid materials deform and flow.

Marquette professor leads development of first Wisconsin standards for computer science instruction in K-12 schools

The standards are expected to be approved by a majority of the state’s 447 school districts.

Marquette history professor honored with university’s highest teaching award

Dr. Timothy McMahon joined the Department of History in the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences as a visiting assistant professor in 2001.

Marquette biomedical sciences professor and chair receives Way Klingler Fellowship in the humanities

This award will allow Dr. John Mantsch to acquire and develop cutting-edge technology to isolate and manipulate discrete cell populations and pathways in the brain, and to apply this technology to the study of drug addiction.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Trump approval rating at 41 percent in Wisconsin

Opinions split on health care, Russia, other issues

Sendik’s store to open on Marquette University campus

New grocery store will serve Avenues West neighborhood

Marquette English professor honored with university’s highest teaching award

Dr. Leah Flack received the university’s highest teaching honor.

Marquette psychology associate professor receives Way Klingler Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award

"He embodies the Ignatian value of care for others and has consistently contributed to Marquette's mission for diversity."

Marquette University mourns the loss of alumna, friend and major benefactor, Kay Eckstein

“Kay Eckstein lived a life filled with inspiration that was rooted in her Catholic, Jesuit education and faith,” Marquette University President Michael R. Lovell said.

Marquette biological sciences professor honored with university’s highest teaching honor

Dr. Martin St. Maurice is constantly looking for new and more effective methods of teaching and assessment.

Marquette management professor and chair honored with university’s highest teaching honor

Marquette researchers determine woody vines in Panama diminish tree reproduction

These vines climb trees to reach the forest canopy, where their leaves absorb the sunlight required for tree growth.

Professor, author Florida goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss challenges facing cities

He is a cofounder and editor-at-large of CityLab and a senior editor at The Atlantic.

White, Chisholm and Reed go ‘On the Issues’ to discuss Milwaukee County’s use of PSA risk assessment tool

Since 2012, Milwaukee County has been using an evidence-based risk tool to help guide bail decisions.

Marquette receives $1.2 million NSF grant to attract and retain secondary science, technology, engineering and math teachers

Marquette aims to graduate 28 students with teaching degrees and secondary licensure over the course of the five-year grant.

Marquette elects Owen Sullivan chair of Board of Trustees

New trustee elected; four named trustees emeriti

Marquette University has three student winners of prestigious Fulbright Awards

Students will be placed in Germany, Ecuador and Malaysia

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences receives $1.5 million gift

Donation will establish scholarships for physical therapy students

Sheldon and Marianne Lubar give $5.5 million gift to fund Marquette Law School public policy initiative

Law School establishes Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education

Children’s Hospital president and CEO Troy goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Troy leads a billion-dollar health system that is dedicated to children and employs nearly 5,000 people throughout the state.

Political consultant Pudner goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Pudner has managed political campaigns for almost three decades.

Company founded by two Marquette University researchers raises $26 million in funding

The investment will finance key clinical trials of the company’s most promising compound targeting neuropsychiatric disorders.

Marquette establishes cyber security center

The center will provide education, services and research to the Marquette campus and the region.

CNBC television star Lemonis, Marquette University exceed $3 Million Challenge fundraising goal

Lemonis donated $300,000 last year to Marquette when he started a $1 million challenge and was so encouraged by the results that he tripled the goal this year.

Judge Paul Watford goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

In a highly partisan world, Watford has received praise from both conservatives and liberals for his work on the Ninth Circuit.

Conference will examine art, aesthetics and the future of urban life, April 5-7

Ten scholars, including experts from Beijing; Rio de Janiero; Helsinki; Berlin; Hong Kong; Santa Fe, New Mexico; and Washington, D.C., will give presentations.

Winona LaDuke, two-time Green Party vice presidential candidate, to speak at Marquette April 6

LaDuke works on issues of climate change, renewable energy and environmental justice alongside indigenous communities.

Marquette Theatre presents ‘Anything Goes’

Prices for the general public are $20, with discounts offered to senior citizens, Marquette students, employees and alumni.

Marquette to unveil new innovation space on campus

707 Hub will foster student innovation and entrepreneurship

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Trump approval rating at 41 percent in Wisconsin

Voters react to health care changes, Russia, immigration, state issues

Charles Franklin goes ‘On the Issues’ to present new Marquette Law School Poll

The Marquette Law School Poll is the most extensive statewide polling project in Wisconsin history.

Marquette to host ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ conference in April

Cult classic TV series celebrates 20th anniversary in March

Marquette’s engineering dean receives honors from Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network and STEM Forward

“I am both honored and humbled,” Dr. Kristina Ropella, Opus dean of Engineering said.

Catholic friar who advocates for migrants to kick off Marquette Democracy Project spring series

Friar Tomás González Castillo is a leader of a Catholic movement to advocate for migrants in Mexico.

Author Nichols goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss growing skepticism of established knowledge

Nichols sees us moving toward a nation where everyone knows everything, or at least thinks so.

Marquette to expand residence hall project

Two additional floors will add 140 beds to facility’s west tower

New trustees elected to Marquette board

Marquette trustees serve for three-year terms and may be re-elected to serve for a maximum of 12 years.

Kleefisch, Nygren go ‘On the Issues’ to discuss opioid abuse

Kleefisch and Nygren, both Republicans, are co-chairs of the Governor’s Task Force on Opioid Abuse.

CNBC television star Lemonis to launch new giving challenge with Marquette

Lemonis will donate up to $1.5 million of his own funds, matching gifts made by donors during the challenge with the goal of starting a student-run business program.

Marquette researchers find NFL rule decreases concussions, increases lower-body injuries

Hanson says the rule was well intentioned but ultimately harmful.

Milwaukee County Executive Abele goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

Abele says his focus is not on conflict but cooperation to address the county’s biggest problems, including persistent racial disparities.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

Former Gehl Foods chief goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss political reform and U.S. competitiveness

Gehl says the current political system has become dysfunctional, and its inability to address key issues hurts U.S. competitiveness.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

The Real Story of Fake News

In a hilarious and insightful lecture, Scott Dikkers will chronicle the early years of The Onion and examine the impact of satirical news outlets on modern politics. Wednesday, Feb 15, 4–5 p.m. Alumni Memorial Union.

Marquette Theatre presents Thornton Wilder’s ‘The Skin of Our Teeth’

The Skin of Our Teeth is a comedy that mixes satire, burlesque and farce.

Marquette professor receives $555,636 NSF grant for solar power study

Research will consider using a porous metal organic framework as a catalyst for solar-to-fuel conversion

Marquette selects construction manager for athletic performance research center

Mortenson named construction manager

Marquette law professor, author O’Hear goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss mass incarceration

O’Hear is a nationally recognized authority on criminal punishment.

Marquette alumni couple issue $10 million challenge to honor longtime past president

New residence hall facility will bear Father Wild’s name.

Sportscaster, ‘McGuire’ playwright Enberg goes ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

We’ll hear from Enberg, who recently retired from a broadcast career that spanned some 60 years.

Marquette Theatre presents ‘Fancy Nancy The Musical’

Fancy Nancy The Musical is based on Jane O’Connor’s best-selling book series, “Fancy Nancy.”

Marquette names new executive vice president for operations

Dave Lawlor will begin in his role on Jan. 10.

Marquette College of Communication and ASNE establish O’Brien Fellowship Award for Impact in Public Service Journalism

The award aims to reward an individual or team whose work helps to solve a community or societal issue, and leads to changes in laws, regulations or other demonstrated results.

Marquette purchases rare first edition, first printing of The Hobbit

Classic edition of children’s book will be added to the university’s J.R.R. Tolkien Collection

NPR host will deliver lecture during Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Week

Michel Martin to address King’s legacy, Jan. 18

Marquette University develops community health-focused pre-dental post-baccalaureate program

Program is a partnership between the College of Health Sciences and the School of Dentistry

SunPower CEO to discuss changes in the solar industry at Marquette University’s Opus College of Engineering

Werner will talk about the evolution of the solar industry.

Marquette Opus College of Engineering receives three grants worth $630,459

Grants will fund two projects and start a robotics program within local high schools

Marquette researcher finds major Middle East dust storm caused by extreme drought, not regional conflict

In addition, Parolari and his team found that vegetation coverage was high in 2015 compared to previous years.

Cancer patients in Bangladesh, Nepal willing to use cell phone questionnaires on symptoms, pain

Two Marquette University researchers found.

Marquette Law School to host Restorative Justice Conference focused on domestic violence

The Law School established the Restorative Justice Initiative in 2004 to help support victims and communities in the process of healing from the effects of crime.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Clinton leading Trump by 6 percentage points in Wisconsin; Senate race is virtually tied

Among Wisconsin likely voters, 46 percent support Hillary Clinton and 40 percent support Donald Trump.

Microsoft president Smith to discuss technology, diversity and future challenges in visit to Marquette Law School

In his roles with Microsoft, Smith has engaged with some of the central questions facing the economy and our society

Marquette to construct seasonal dome over portion of Valley Fields facility

The cost of the project is approximately $3.6 million and construction will begin immediately.

Charles Franklin goes ‘On the Issues’ to present final Marquette Law School Poll of 2016 election season

The Marquette Law School Poll is the most extensive statewide polling project in Wisconsin history.

Marquette to host traveling photo exhibition of papal visits to the Holy Land

Building Bridges of Faith: Photographs of Papal Visits to the Holy Land, 1964–2014 on display through Nov. 11

Wisconsin Elections Commission leaders go ‘On the Issues’ at Marquette Law School

The November election will be the biggest test yet for the new Wisconsin Elections Commission.

Marquette to host symposium on 1990s peace accords in El Salvador and Guatemala

Event focuses on current conditions, focusing on migration, impunity and social justice

Marquette biochemist identifies blueprint for enzyme that makes ammonia

Discovery could lead to energy savings in fertilizer production

NYU Law professor Barkow to address the politics of mass incarceration for Marquette Law School’s Barrock Lecture

Barkow also serves as the faculty director of NYU’s Center on the Administration of Criminal Law.

Prominent African-American Poet and Playwright Will Make Two Visits to Marquette

The appearance is open to students, faculty and the public.

Marquette Sets Date for Residence Hall Groundbreaking

Renderings of $96 million, 750-bed facility released

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Wisconsin voters shifting support to Clinton after Trump video release

A new Marquette Law School Poll finds 44 percent of Wisconsin likely voters supporting Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for president and 37 percent supporting Republican Donald Trump.

Marquette receives $1 million NSF grant so Milwaukee teachers can earn certification to teach computer science

Marquette will administer the grant for nearly 200 MPS teachers to receive certification to teach computer science.

The Honorable George Mitchell to discuss turbulence in the Middle East at Marquette on Oct. 6

The Senate majority leader from 1989 to 1995, Mitchell was the former chairman of The Walt Disney Co.

Marquette alumni couple give $3.5 million gift for scholarship aid

This is the second scholarship Don and Fran Herdrich have endowed at Marquette.

New trustees elected to Marquette board

Georgia history professor to discuss Edgar Allan Poe at Marquette’s Klement Lecture, Oct. 3

Berry will examine what Poe’s alcoholism meant in an era of increasing temperance activism.

Marquette, A. O. Smith release water study results

Water and manufacturing study led by Marquette, A. O. Smith and U.S. Council on Competitiveness stresses need for stewardship, innovation

Marquette real estate professors honored with best paper awards

Pennington-Cross, Cashman lauded by American Real Estate Society

A.O. Smith Corp. and Marquette University to hold Sept. 27 news conference to highlight national study results on water security threats and solutions

The study also comes weeks after the U.S. Senate passed the Water Resources Development Act of 2016.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds tight presidential race, Feingold with edge in Wisconsin

Poll finds 44 percent of Wisconsin likely voters supporting Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton for president and 42 percent supporting Republican Donald Trump in a head-to-head matchup.

Marquette University Police Department reports significant drop in crime during first full year

These statistics include activity in MUPD’s patrol zone, which extends beyond Marquette’s campus to include a significant portion of the surrounding community.

Catalysts, alkenes topics of Marquette University chemistry lectures this fall

Dr. Scott J. Miller and Dr. Marsha I. Lester will each give a lecture on catalysts and alkenes.

Physicist on the New Horizons mission to Pluto to present annual Coyne Lecture at Marquette University

Dr. Spencer specializes in studies of the moons of the outer planets.

White House regulatory affairs administrator Shelanski to present Law School’s Boden Lecture

Howard A. Shelanski will present “Sound policy in the balance: The uncertain future of the regulatory state.”

Professor, author Cramer goes ‘On the Issues’ to discuss resentment among rural Wisconsin voters

Cramer is the author of “The Politics of Resentment: Rural Consciousness in Wisconsin and the Rise of Scott Walker.”

Northwestern history professor to give inaugural talk for new Latin American Studies major and minor

Dr. Geraldo L. Cadava will present a lecture, “Latin America and the Roots of Latino Conservatism,” on Sept. 15, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Lovell announces strategic executive realignment

Marquette president says changes will advance university in new ways

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Clinton edge over Trump narrowing to pre-convention levels among Wisconsin voters

Among likely voters Clinton is supported by 45 percent and Trump by 42 percent in the new poll.

Marquette Law School to host conference on public policy and American drinking water

This conference will take an interdisciplinary approach to exploring the water-related legal, scientific, engineering and environmental issues that fill today’s news and touch all of our lives.

Marquette mathematics, statistics and computer science professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

The award grants up to $32,000 to fund a one-semester sabbatical.

Statement from Marquette University on the Death of Former Student Matthew Thompson

Matthew attended Marquette from Fall 2006 to Spring 2008 and was a student in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.

Marquette English professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

Canavan explores connections between our world and the world of science fiction, specifically in the context of ecology and the environment.

Marquette philosophy professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

The award grants up to $32,000 to fund a one-semester sabbatical.

Marquette biomedical sciences professor receives Way Klingler Young Scholars Award

Blackmore is currently working on systematically screening hundreds of genes to find those best suited to treat spinal cord injury.

Marquette University professors receive Way Klingler Teaching Enhancement Award

This award grants up to $20,000, which these five professors will use to fund an artistic dance and multi-art performance at the St. Joan of Arc chapel next spring.

Marquette biomedical sciences professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship in sciences

The award will allow Peoples to research the mechanism by which alcohol acts on one of its major target proteins in the central nervous system.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Clinton widening lead over Trump in Wisconsin

And among likely voters in November’s election, Feingold has the support of 53 percent while Johnson is supported by 42 percent.

New Marquette study shows benefits of ‘flipped classroom’

The flipped model approach pushes lecture content out of class, often using short video lectures and quizzes

Marquette biomedical engineering professor receives Way Klingler Sabbatical Award

This award will allow her to spend one academic year as a visiting researcher in the Advanced Ocular Imaging Program at the Eye Institute of the Medical College of Wisconsin.

Marquette to host DiverseCity basketball camp

Camp aims to promote understanding among youth from diverse racial and socioeconomic backgrounds

Marquette University’s Chapter and Adviser of Sigma Delta Pi Earn National Recognitions

Dr. Germán D. Carrillo was instrumental in earning this national honor that was awarded to only 13 chapters nationwide in 2016.

Marquette Spanish professor receives Way Klingler Fellowship in the humanities

Afinoguénova aims to give scholars the interdisciplinary tools to analyze the literature, using computer analysis and visualization through her Spanish Traveler’s Project.

Marquette names Father Tom Krettek as next vice president for mission and ministry

University also promotes Lora Strigens to vice president for planning and strategy

Marquette one of five universities in nation selected for the 2016 Higher Education Civic Engagement Award

Marquette is just one of five universities and colleges nationwide to receive the honor.

Marquette selects design, construction management firms for new residence hall project

New 750-bed development to open for 2018-19 academic year

Marquette’s College of Health Sciences Receives $1 Million Gift from Dennis and Barbara Klein

Donation will establish health sciences innovation fund

Marquette computer scientists awarded $1 million NSF grant to develop model for career change into computing

The award will build off an innovative I.T. Boot Camp Marquette computer scientists piloted in 2013.

Marquette education and counseling psychology professor honored for research excellence

Fox has been at Marquette since 1982, and during that time he has worked to engage members of the community on early childhood mental health treatment.

Marquette names next dean of nursing

Dr. Janet Wessel Krejci returns to university; will start Jan. 1, 2017

Marquette psychology professor honored with university’s highest teaching honor

Her students describe her “knowledge, compassion, dedication and passion” as winning and inspirational attributes.

Marquette accounting professor awarded university’s highest teaching honor

Gruber joined Marquette University in 2000.

Marquette biologist earns $900,000 grant to advance studies on climate-driven changes in tropical forests

Accelerated vine growth linked to climate change, professor found

Marquette names new dean of admissions

Troyer will begin in his new role Aug. 1.

Marquette biomedical sciences professor receives university’s highest teaching honor

Teaching Excellence Awards are the highest honor bestowed upon Marquette University faculty members.

Marquette mathematics, statistics and computer science professor receives university’s highest teaching honor

He has been working to double the number of teachers in Wisconsin who teach computer science and coding.

Marquette, UC–San Francisco study shows poor reporting on mental health interventions for LGBT community

Study shows researchers are not reporting sexual orientation and transgender identities in psychotherapy outcome studies for anxiety and depression.

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Clinton, Feingold leading

Majorities have negative views of presidential candidates

Marquette names Dr. Xavier A. Cole as next vice president for student affairs

Cole will begin in his new role on July 1.

Marquette Student Veterans Association, Veteran Affairs Nursing Academic Partnership, Zablocki VA Medical Center to co-host forum on veteran care

The panelists for this conference are from the VA Medical Center and collaborating community agencies.

Sensenbrenner, Mukasey, Flynn among guests for Law School conference on post-9/11 national security and individual liberty issues

The terror attacks on September 11, 2001, led the U.S. government to enact new laws and take additional steps to protect national security. But has the government gone too far?

Marquette, Rexnord to launch ‘Bridge to Business’ program for young engineers

Effort propelled by $1 million corporate gift from Rexnord

Marquette will seek Hispanic-serving institution designation

University aims to more than double Hispanic student enrollment

Marquette University announces 2016–17 theatre season

Five selected plays around the theme “Worlds Collide” will explore this phenomenon and draw connections and comparisons.

State representative Kooyenga, teachers’ union president Schroeder to discuss the future of education in Milwaukee

The two guests will discuss what they see as the best ways to improve educational outcomes for Milwaukee children.

Marquette University offers master’s in nursing option for professionals looking to change career paths

Pleasant Prairie will be location for new nursing simulation lab

Marquette University has two winners of prestigious Fulbright Awards

They will spend several months working overseas as English teaching assistants through the prestigious program celebrating its 70th year.

Lovell announces major residence hall development on Marquette University campus

$96 million project to include two new residence halls

Marquette investment professor wins inaugural Brennan Master Teacher Award

Honor bestowed courtesy of a nearly $1 million gift from the Edward Brennan family

Author, sociology professor Sharkey goes “On the Issues” to discuss racial inequality issues affecting urban areas

Sharkey is the author of Stuck in Place: Urban Neighborhoods and the End of Progress Toward Racial Equality.

Marquette real estate students win regional case competition

Marks third consecutive victory at NAIOP challenge

Nearly 270 high school students to participate in a computer science programming competition at Marquette University

Many of the students attending the competition are learning computer science in their schools with the support of a $1 million grant that Marquette received in 2014 from the National Science Foundation.

Andreesen Horowitz partner, former Facebook general counsel Ullyot to present Nies Lecture at Marquette Law School

Ullyot is a partner with Andreessen Horowitz, the leading venture capital firm in Silicon Valley.

Marquette to host 5th annual Corporate Communication Summit

Conference to focus on developing next generation of corporate communicators

New Marquette Law School Poll finds Cruz, Sanders ahead in Wisconsin presidential primaries

Bradley leads state Supreme Court race

Charles Franklin goes “On the Issues” to present new Marquette Law School Poll

The Marquette Law School Poll is the most extensive statewide polling project in Wisconsin history.