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Marquette Business offers summer AI courses for students and recent graduates
Courses are designed to prepare participants for today’s dynamic job market by equipping them with in-demand AI skills
Diego Ruiz Santiago named 2026 Klingler College of Arts & Sciences Outstanding Senior
The Klingler College of Arts and Sciences has named Diego Ruiz Santiago, a major in biological sciences, as its 2026 Outstanding Senior. Each year, the college honors one graduating senior whose achievements extend beyond academic performance. While the award requires a minimum GPA of 3.0, it places equal emphasis on leadership, service, personal integrity and…
Walking’s impact on mental health; Walk This Way Challenge underway
While the physical benefits of movement-based exercise are well established, its impact on mental health is just as significant.
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Recipe for success: Marquette Business senior’s food ventures rooted in Jesuit values
Whether he’s selling sandwiches on campus or providing free meals to those in need, senior and entrepreneur Elliot Russell brings people together with food.
Marquette 2031 strategic plan progress report, metrics dashboard: April 2026
Take a look at some recent highlights from ongoing strategic plan implementation.
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Finding Home and Serving Communities
Born in California and raised in India, Kahate-Desouza’s life has been filled with adventures spanning different continents. On the verge of graduating and moving onto her next adventure, she reflects on how Marquette and Milwaukee have offered her a special chapter of belonging amid an exciting life on the move.
University leadership approves largest ever total compensation investment of $7.1 million for fiscal year 2026-27
Marquette’s Executive Leadership Team has approved a total compensation investment of $7.1 million for fiscal year 2026-27, representing a $1.3 million increase over last fiscal year’s merit pool.
Blue and Gold Walk with President Kimo Ah Yun, May 6
Join the Marquette community and walk with Blue, Marquette University’s community support dog, at the monthly Blue and Gold Walk on Wednesday, April 1.
Save Your Tooth Month gets state recognition thanks to Marquette faculty dentist
May is Save Your Tooth Month, an annual celebration of the dentists responsible for saving teeth. It’s now officially recognized in the State of Wisconsin, thanks to the efforts of one Marquette School of Dentistry faculty member. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim, clinical professor and predoctoral program director of endodontics, submitted a request to Governor Tony Evers’…
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Never too late: Chance meeting leads to student receiving three sacraments just before graduation
Maddie Janecek’s faith journey began as a kid during summers with her grandma. Like most children, she wasn’t in the pews with the adults listening to the homily or receiving the Eucharist. Rather, she sat in another room of the church with kids her age; Veggie Tales played on a TV while she peered through a window at the Mass. Back in her hometown of Evanston, Illinois, Janecek’s family hadn’t openly practiced their faith very often, seldom attending church.…