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  • A Fitting Honor for a Friend

    “Toolbox” crew dedicates lounge in the new Marquette Business building to alumnus John Taphorn. By Christopher Stolarski When the dilapidated near-campus home they were renting was to be condemned just weeks before the start of the 1992 fall semester, eight Marquette juniors had all but declared themselves homeless. Their friend John Taphorn figured it out.…

  • Point of Sales

    Professional sales center prepares students to hit the ground running in a relationship-building career.  Students (l to r) Olivia O’Dea, Nico Roman and Maggie Beeler present to Omron Corp. at a technical sales competition. By Jennifer Anderson Professional salespeople know that meetings with new clients often don’t go as planned. They’re also aware that how…

  • Bidding for Beginners

    AIM students team up with Big Shoulders Fund to teach advanced investing skills to high schoolers. By Jennifer Walter, Comm ’19 How old were you when you first learned about the stock market? For many teens, investment education is nonexistent. Students from Marquette’s Applied Investment Management program wanted to change that fate for a group…

  • Win-Win

    Archie Black believes investing to cultivate his community’s next generation of leaders is a win for him, his company and Minnesota.  By Lora Strum “Winning is fun.”  It’s the first thing Archie Black says when asked about his two decades at the top of SPS Commerce, a provider of on-demand supply chain management solutions, where…

  • MarquetteCard services unavailable July 18-21

    MarquetteCard services may be unavailable from Monday, July 18, at 5 p.m. through Thursday, July 21, due to required system maintenance.  MarquetteCard services in the AMU will be closed and will not provide any card-related services, such as new or replacement MUID cards. MarquetteCard.com will be unavailable.  The Marquette Spirit Shop and all off-campus locations,…

  • Near West Side Appreciative Inquiry Summit tailored actions for brighter future

    In the summer of 2021, a three-day Appreciative Inquiry Summit was held in Milwaukee to explore action for a brighter future for the Near West Side. Near West Side Partners Inc. brought a diverse set of community stakeholders together, including business owners and government officials, to discuss the future of Milwaukee’s Near West Side.   Over…

  • Marquette Business announces new leadership for respected Applied Investment Management program

    Wall named executive director, Valentine named director The College of Business Administration today announced new leadership for its highly selective and nationally respected Applied Investment Management program. Dr. Joe Wall, associate professor and Flynn Chair of Accounting Ethics and Disruptive Technologies, has been named the inaugural executive director of AIM. Industry veteran Dr. Jim Valentine,…

  • Marquette Wire executive sports editor named WNA Collegiate Journalist of the Year

    John Leuzzi, executive sports editor of the Marquette Wire, was named the Wisconsin Newspaper Association’s 2022 Collegiate Journalist of the Year at the WNA Foundation Better Newspaper Contest Awards Banquet on Friday, June 24, at The Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor’s Club in downtown Madison. As executive sports editor, Leuzzi oversees sports coverage for the…

  • Photo gallery: STEM & Sport Team Up Camp

    Approximately 50 middle-school-aged children from underserved communities in Racine took part in a three-day camp combining basketball and STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) learning this week at the Helfaer Tennis Stadium & Recreation Center. Marquette hosted the STEM & Sport Team Up Camp, a joint effort between SC Johnson and 4th Family Inc, that had…

  • Face to face: Alumnus talks facial recognition

    Marquette alumnus Dr. Brad Duchaine stands at the forefront of facial recognition research.