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Excellence in Leadership (E-Lead) Program applications open
The Excellence in Leadership (E-Lead) Program is accepting applications from second-year students across campus to begin the program in spring 2026. Applications are available online and are due by noon on Wednesday, Oct. 1. E-Lead is a three-year curricular program for undergraduate students across all disciplines at Marquette who are interested in learning how to…
2025 Explorer Challenge winners announced
The Explorer Challenge 2.0, Marquette’s long-running seed funding program, selected three projects to support.
Dr. Meghan Stroshine receives Father Pedro Arrupe, S.J., Faculty Colleague Award
Dr. Meghan Stroshine is an associate professor and associate director of the criminal justice data analytics program in the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences.
Arrupe Center celebrates second year with growth and expansion
The Arrupe Center for Community Service and Social Responsibility is celebrating one year since its signage was installed in the Alumni Memorial Union.
On the Issues: Tariffs and Wisconsin, Sept. 16
The Lubar Center for Public Policy and Civic Education will host On the Issues: Tariffs and Wisconsin on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at noon in Eckstein Hall.
Take part in Old English Reading Group
Those with an interest in literature, languages or just arcane stuff are invited to join Marquette’s Old English Reading Group.
Counseling Center hosts Lifesavers Suicide Prevention Training in honor of Suicide Prevention Month, Sept. 17
This training will teach the warning signs for suicide risk and discuss helping skills and ways to support someone in distress.
Celebrating Recovery Month with Recovery at Marquette
Recovery at Marquette is hosting programs throughout the month in addition to its regular peer support offerings.
Registration open for fall GROW classes
Faculty and staff are encouraged to explore professional development opportunities available on the Employee Development webpage.
‘Welcome back, Marquette!’ in photos
Take a look back at all our campus community has already done through the lens of photographer Patrick Manning.