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Notice of federal student aid penalties for drug convictions
Every higher education institution must provide to each student a separate, clear, and conspicuous written notice that advises the student that a conviction for any offense during a period of enrollment for which the student was receiving federal student financial aid funds, under any federal or state law involving the possession or sale of illegal…
Getting to Know Keyes Dean of the College of Business Administration Andrew DeGuire
DeGuire sat down with Marquette Today to discuss his deep Marquette roots, his love for the outdoors and more.
All invited to first Mass at renovated Chapel of the Holy Family. Aug. 25
The campus community is invited to the first Mass at the renovated Chapel of the Holy Family on Sunday, Aug. 25, at 9 p.m.
Annual notification of FERPA rights
Marquette University is required by federal law to notify all students of their FERPA rights at the beginning of each term.
Move-in blessing for students from VP for Mission and Ministry Rev. John Thiede, S.J.
Rev. John Thiede, S.J., shares a message with the Class of 2028 as students arrive on campus.
Photo gallery: New Student Orientation begins with Family Liturgy, Convocation
The Class of 2028 began its Marquette journey, uniting for the Family Liturgy and New Student Convocation.
NMDSI Speaker Series: Exploring Cyberpolitics & GenAI in the Classroom, Sept. 27
Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is hosting Dr. Robert Beck to discuss Cyberpolitics and GenAI.
Reaching higher for education
Heading into his junior year, Golda Meir High School student Henderson Smith skipped the usual summer activities in favor of the classroom. “I heard about the class Social Justice in Education and decided to sign up through Milwaukee Public Schools’ Department of Black and Latino Male Achievement (BLMA),” Henderson says. “I had been wanting to…
Commitment to supporting student mental health and wellness powers campus leader Maiya Sabree
Building on her experiences leading Black Mindz, an award-winning peer support organization, as an undergraduate, Sabree is now in a master’s program in student affairs, where she’s working to promote a culture of inclusion and belonging on campus.
‘Sewing’ seeds in a new home
Every weekend during the school year, refugee women and children from Afghanistan meet at Hamilton High School on Milwaukee’s south side. For several hours, the women gather to sew, eat lunch and share their experiences in what Dr. Louise Cainkar, professor of social and cultural sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, calls…