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Diederich College of Communication partners with Rotary Club on podcast
The Milwaukee Rotary Club partners with students in the Diederich College of Communication to produce its podcast.
Research-active nursing students present projects at annual Day of Scholarship
Marquette Nursing celebrated its researchers during an annual poster presentation and contest held on April 27.
Thomas Hermsen earns admissions newcomer award
Marquette undergraduate admissions counselor Thomas Hermsen was named a recipient of the James A. Alexander Newcomer Award from the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling at the organization’s annual conference in April. The award recognizes significant contributions by IACAC members with fewer than five years of involvement. Along with volunteering within IACAC, Hermsen serves on…
Walk This Way Challenge: Walk your way to healthy living and My Wellness points
The annual Walk This Way Challenge encourages employees to stay active by increasing their daily step count.
Prep Rally with the Career Center, April 30
The Career Center will host a stress-free finals event at the Lemonis Center for Student Success, featuring everything needed to stay focused and refreshed.
Rachel Lopera named 2026-27 Foley Fellow
The Foley Foundation has hired rising junior Rachel Lopera to be its 2026-2027 fellow. Rachel will work on journalist safety issues.
Biomedical engineering student Ian Ortega to deliver 2026 undergraduate Commencement address
Ian Ortega, a senior studying biomedical engineering in the Opus College of Engineering, has been selected as the 2026 undergraduate student Commencement speaker.
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | 21-year-old becomes the youngest Marquette Law School graduate since World War II
On May 16, 21-year-old Anthony Sikorski will be the youngest graduate of Marquette Law School in over 75 years. He started high school at nine, college at 14 and law school at 18. But looking at Sikorski now, you’d never know the challenges he’s had to overcome to achieve such an extraordinary accomplishment.
Marquette Army ROTC to compete at Sandhurst International Ranger Challenge at West Point, May 1-2
The Golden Eagle Battalion is competing at Sandhurst for the fourth-straight year.
Jeanette Maher elected to Illinois admissions executive board
Jeanette Maher, Grad ’23, assistant director of national recruitment in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, has been elected as a board director on the executive board of the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling. Based in Illinois, Maher works extensively with prospective Marquette students and families in the greater Chicago area. An eight-year member of IACAC, she serves on several committees: Inclusion, Access, and Success;…