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Good Neighbors
While Marquette University has been part of Milwaukee since 1881, throughout this time, change, too, has been continuous on and around campus. The Law School’s move from Sensenbrenner Hall to the brand-new Eckstein Hall in 2010 may stand out. Yet more recently, within the past year alone, the Law School has seen some changes in…
Can Tax Policy Help Us Control Artificial Intelligence?
Illustration by Robert Neubecker Reuven Avi-Yonah is the Irwin I. Cohn Professor of Law and director of the International Tax LLM Program at the University of Michigan. Avi-Yonah received a B.A. from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a Ph.D. in medieval history from Harvard University, where he thereafter earned his J.D. “There is no…
Roots of the Living Tree
Matching respect for the letter of the law with an understanding of changing times is central to constitutional interpretation in Canada
May is Mental Health Awareness Month; free counseling sessions offered through EAP
Faculty and staff have access to up to six free, confidential counseling sessions available through LifeMatters, Marquette’s Employee Assistance Program.
Les Aspin Center seeking course proposals
The Les Aspin Center for Government seeks course proposals for one- or two-week courses at Marquette’s Les Aspin Center for Government in Washington, D.C. This opportunity is open to Marquette faculty from all departments. The Les Aspin Center encourages innovative ideas that fully take advantage of all Washington, D.C., has to offer. Fill out this…
‘Behind the Bells’ documentary takes a closer look at a Marquette tradition through the eyes of students
In the fall of 2024, students from Kris Holodak’s Advanced Production class in the Diederich College of Communication turned their lens toward a singular figure on campus: Dr. Mark Konewko. A faculty member in the Diederich College of Communication and the university’s official carillonneur, Konewko was the subject of the short documentary created entirely by…
A message from Diederich College of Communication Acting Dean Kati Berg
Dear friends of the Diederich College of Communication: As we bring another academic year to a close, I find myself reflecting not only on where we have been but also where we are headed. Our field continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and preparing our students for that future requires vision, adaptability and collaboration.…
Digital media students find their talents much in demand
Even before he graduated from Marquette this spring, digital media major Collin Nawrocki already had an impressive resume as a video producer. For three years, he interned for Marquette Athletics, creating photo and video content under fast-paced conditions for the men’s basketball team; he was a graphics intern at Plum Media, a Milwaukee-based video production…
Marquette alumna returns to help students better understand how communication impacts patient care
The ability to develop effective health communication campaigns that can reach large audiences and influence behavior changes is a valuable skill in today’s digital age — that’s why the Diederich College of Communication continues to expand its health communication curriculum. In fall 2024, Dr. Emily M. Cramer, associate professor of health communication, was hired to…
A message from the leadership of the College of Education
At Marquette, we are called to be women and men for others, driven by St. Ignatius’ call to “Go forth and set the world on fire.