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Belonging and Student Affairs open house, Jan. 15
The Division of Belonging and Student Affairs will host an open house on Thursday, Jan. 15.
Faculty and Staff Pickleball League returns; registration ends Jan. 21
Registration is open for the Faculty and Staff Pickleball League, part of Campus Recreation’s intramural sports offerings. Based on feedback, there are expanded levels of competition, as well as additional timeslots available. Matches take place at the Wellness + Helfaer Recreation facility, giving faculty and staff a convenient and energizing way to build community outside the office…
Heart health in the new year and how Tria Health can help
Those covered under a Marquette medical insurance plan have access to Tria Health’s condition management program, which can support heart health.
Join new Marquette Masters swimming program at Wellness + Helfaer Recreation facility
Marquette faculty, staff, alumni and students are invited to participate in the new Marquette Masters swimming program.
Dungeons, Dragons and Discovery: Choosing your own adventure
While there are countless ways to play the iconic game, sophomore Trey Johnson has found a new way to engage with it.
Marquette well-represented at U.S. Olympic Speed Skating Trials
With the U.S. Olympic Trials at the Pettit from Jan. 2-5, Marquette was well represented both on and off the ice.
Marquette Business students tackle insurance challenges through StitchStudio partnership
Business students turn complex datasets into insights to improve underwriting decision-making.
Marquette’s top 10 social media moments of 2025
With 2025 coming to an end, we’re counting down Marquette’s top 10 positive social media moments of the year.
Fourth-year dental student receives Biomaterials Research Award at national symposium
Fourth-year Marquette University School of Dentistry student Grace Flynn received the Biomedical Research Award at the 30th Annual Hinman Student Research Symposium.
High school student’s $11,000 gift fuels Marquette’s Backpack Program
After undergoing multiple surgeries, high school sophomore Will O’Toole decided to turn his recovery into something bigger than himself.