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Marilyn Jones named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s Notable Latino Leaders
Marilyn Jones, director of the Lemonis Center for Student Success, was named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s list of Notable Latino Leaders.
Sodexo Cook-Off celebrates AAPI Month with a Midwest twist
Chefs from all over the Midwest recently gathered on the Marquette campus to show off their culinary skills, all for a good cause.
Energy forecasting startup with Marquette research roots acquired by industry leader
PowerGEM LLC announced its acquisition of Marquette Energy Analytics LLC, a Milwaukee-based natural gas and electric demand forecasting company that began at Marquette.
Employee parking permit rate updated Aug. 1; 2% increase for all permits
Beginning Friday, Aug. 1, Marquette will implement a 2% increase in employee parking permit rates.
Education professor receives $2.4 million HRSA grant to continue behavioral health workforce training
Dr. Lee Za Ong has received a grant to develop and expand experiential training opportunities to improve the distribution and supply of the behavioral health workforce.
Lights, camera, access: Hands on learning in the Diederich College of Communication
In the Diederich College of Communication, students gain hands-on experience with industry-standard media tools and technology through the Wakerly Media Lab and the equipment checkout desk. Whether working on class projects, personal creative endeavors or exploring new skills, students have access to the software, equipment and support they need to bring their ideas to life.…
Student Art Initiative transforms Lemonis Center for Student Success
A new splash of color, creativity and student expression has recently been added to the walls of the Lemonis Center for Student Success at Marquette.
Enabling the best of Marquette: Inside the world of university ITS
When Laurie Panella looks at Marquette, she sees a city within a city. When factoring in students, faculty, staff and contractors, the university is almost 15,000 people: larger than some Milwaukee suburbs. Contained in those thousands of people are diverse technological needs: everything from Microsoft Office to learning delivery software to tuition payment processing. “I…
‘Whirling Tennure’ installation walkthrough and discussion with artist Roy Staab, July 19
Join artist Roy Staab and John Riepenhoff, executive director of Sculpture Milwaukee, for a free public walkthrough of “Whirling Tennure.”
Near West Side Partners celebrates a decade of community collaboration
Today, Milwaukee’s Near West Side neighborhood is not just surviving, but thriving as a collaborative community.