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Register for an on-campus counseling session with TIAA, June 13-14
A representative from TIAA, Marquette’s retirement provider, will be on campus Tuesday, June 13, and Wednesday, June 14, for counseling sessions.
Professor earns prestigious Fulbright Scholar Award for international research
Dr. Enaya Othman has received a Fulbright Scholar Award to research women’s use of traditional dress — thob — in the Middle East.
Support on-campus retail tenants as traffic slows
Please include these businesses when looking for individual or team lunches, student incentives, giveaways and gift cards.
Heather Van Vugt Ramirez named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s Notable Nonprofit Board Leaders
Heather Van Vugt Ramirez, adjunct professor in the Marquette University Law School, was named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s list of Notable Nonprofit Board Leaders.
Cara Hardin to serve as acting Title IX coordinator
Cara Hardin, J.D., will serve as Marquette University’s acting Title IX coordinator.
“Picked to Finish Ninth”
Marquette Magazine remembers the championship men’s basketball season that began in obscurity. Energy-Generating Behaviors (EGBs) At the center of the men’s Golden Eagles’ distinct culture and success this season was second-year head coach Shaka Smart. Known as a builder of swarming defenses, he helped this team craft one of the nation’s most efficient offenses. He…
Annual notification of FERPA rights
Marquette is required by federal law to notify all students of their FERPA rights at the beginning of each term.
Priestly callings: Two graduates find spiritual purpose at Marquette
Anselm Smith, Arts ’23 and Noah Smith, Arts ’23 — no relation — are both entering the priesthood after graduating from Marquette this spring.
No vacation from vocation as Anselm Smith enters seminary
The eldest of three, Anselm Smith, Arts ’23, had an ecumenical upbringing that included being born Presbyterian, raised nondenominational and confirmed Missouri Synod Lutheran in his home state of Texas.
Having dismissed thoughts of priesthood, Noah Smith now ready to enter Jesuit formation
When Noah Smith, Arts ’23, walked onto campus his freshman year after graduating from Dowling Catholic High School, he had already written off the idea of becoming a priest, despite having thought about it since middle school.