The spring 2024 edition of Marquette Magazine was recently published and is now available online. Please contact Stacy Tuchel, executive assistant in the Office of University Relations, for print copies.
After six years with the same design, Marquette Magazine has a refreshed look and feel. Readers of the print edition will experience expanded storytelling, bolder photography, new layouts and fonts, and a cover design that displays “Marquette” front and center again, after it was previously split between front and back. It’s the result of a months-long process led by Thomas Pionek, assistant vice president of marketing, and a team including editor Stephen Filmanowicz and designer Julie Savasky of 508 Creative, with Rachel Gintner-Orlando, Jennifer Russell, Karen Parr, Sarah Koziol, Karen Samelson, Stacy Tuchel and Kasie Van Sistine. Chief Marketing and Communication Officer Lynn Griffith oversaw the project.
The latest edition also debuts “MU in Focus,” a eight-page section which highlights burgeoning examples of Marquette’s academic leadership and innovation. Stories from the magazine can additionally be read digitally on Marquette Today.
Inside the issue
The campus that rocked: When students brought future musical legends to Marquette
Hands up for the high-volume days when students brought bands such as Pearl Jam and Radiohead to Marquette.
Babs knows best: How the Marquette alumna became the internet’s favorite mom
What prepared Barbara Costello to become a social media star? Everything in her seven-plus decades, including her years at Marquette.
Power of ten: Marquette’s spirit of collaboration over the past decade
A look at Marquette’s new spirit of collaboration and innovation and what it’s made possible over the decade since Dr. Michael R. Lovell became president.
Building a brand — in the podcast studio
A new partnership between student media and student-athletes Kam Jones and Stevie Mitchell navigates the new world of NIL in athletics.
To serve with love — the new leader of mission and ministry, Rev. John Thiede, S.J.
Marquette’s leader of mission and ministry is a priest, scholar and coach who finds lessons everywhere — from the lives of saints and martyrs to clashes on the hockey rink.
I am Marquette — Djdade Denson is his father’s son
Djdade Denson grew up in the impoverished-but-resilient 53206, and returned there with a passion for restoring community.
