The website for Beyond Boundaries, the university’s strategic plan, was recently updated. New features include: A new design to support communication and highlight progress through stories and metrics An RSS feed, which allows Marquette Momentum stories to automatically appear at the bottom of the site Added “progress points” for each goal theme — stories that […]
Marquette Momentum: Comm sets the groundwork for smoother transfer process
The Diederich College of Communication in fall 2017 recognized a dilemma: while Waukesha County Technical College’s communication programs served as a great foundation for a Marquette communication degree, transferring course credit was a complicated and inconvenient process for students. Prior to fall 2018, Marquette had no formal protocol for students who transferred to the university […]
Marquette Momentum: A new home for hope
Earlier this month, the College of Health Sciences opened Marquette University’s first-ever Neuro Recovery Clinic. Thanks to an anonymous donor, the innovative specialty clinic will help people with debilitating neurological challenges such as brain and spinal cord injury. “A clinic like this one brings not only mobility and independence, but hope,” Dr. William E. Cullinan, […]
Marquette Momentum: Brewed Ideas Challenge supports student entrepreneurs
By Kelsey Otero, associate director of social innovation This spring, the 707 Hub in partnership with Brady Corporation hosted its annual pitch competition, the Brewed Ideas Challenge. The goal of the program is to “brew” innovative ideas and foster the entrepreneurial mindset at Marquette University. Ten finalists pitched their ideas live on stage at […]
Marquette Momentum: The Blessed Virgin Mary Grotto serves as new sacred space on campus
By Abby Cole, Comm ’16, communication specialist A dedication ceremony Wednesday, May 1, brought together students, faculty, staff and community members to honor, welcome and bless the new statue of the Virgin Mary, which stands inside the newly constructed grotto. Funded by several generous Marquette benefactors, including the Fotsch family, Chemistry Professor Emeritus Norman Hoffman […]
Marquette Momentum: A first look inside the Athletic and Human Performance Research Center
A dedication ceremony Monday, April 29, marks the opening of the first phase of the Athletic and Human Performance Research Center, setting off a new era of research for Marquette University. The second facility in the university’s $600 million Campus Master Plan to open, the building provides dedicated space where Marquette faculty and partners from […]
Marquette Momentum: Three years of the Explorer Challenge — new report highlights innovation at Marquette
The Explorer Challenge, formerly the Strategic Innovation Fund, invites Marquette students, faculty and staff to submit proposals for up to $25,000 in seed money for innovative projects that make an impact and advance Beyond Boundaries, Marquette’s strategic plan. In its first three years, the Explorer Challenge has awarded more than $7 million to 72 initiatives, […]
Marquette Momentum: Rooted in mission, new Core Curriculum better connects students to their studies, the world
By Anne Broeker, Comm ’96, communication specialist For the class of 2022, the Marquette Core Curriculum looks and even feels different than its predecessor, the University Core of Common Studies. “The past was more about distributional requirements — checking boxes — for the students,” says Dr. Sarah Felder, who served as director of the Core […]
Marquette Momentum: A reason to smile: The impact of Marquette dental education
Marquette houses the only dental school in the state of Wisconsin—and 2019 marks its 125th year in Milwaukee.
Marquette Momentum: The Marquette Experience, Expanded
Communication students have the opportunity to visit cities with strong entertainment industries through a program known as the “Diederich Experience.” Initiated in spring 2017 by Dr. Kimo Ah Yun, former dean of communication and current acting provost, the program started out as a trip to Los Angeles. Led by faculty, a group of upper division communication students […]