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Banking on success: How the Commercial Banking Program prepares students to lead
A Q&A with Director Alexandra Hottinger
A modern big screen twist on an epic poem: Dr. Leah Culligan Flack helps break down ‘The Odyssey’
Dr. Leah Culligan Flack takes us into the ancient Greek world where “The Odyssey” takes place, encourages the audience to see the story through modern eyes and explains why it’s still relevant today.
President Ah Yun visits Rome with AJCU, ancestral home of St. Joan of Arc Chapel
As part of his pilgrimage last month with leaders from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, President Kimo Ah Yun traveled to Rome where he met His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. He also took the opportunity to visit the French village where the St. Joan of Arc Chapel originally stood.
Marquette celebrates city’s culture and innovation in new season of ‘Milwaukee Made’
Marquette is helping tell Milwaukee’s story as a presenting sponsor of the second season of “Milwaukee Made,” a television series highlighting the people, culture and innovation that make the city a premier destination to live, work and visit. As part of the series, President Kimo Ah Yun highlights some of his favorite places and experiences in Milwaukee. Produced…
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Families, Educators, Leaders—and Money
“All hands on deck”—that’s what it will take to succeed in making a lot more children capable readers. This was the message from Maya Payne Smart to an audience in the Lubar Center of Marquette Law School’s Eckstein Hall. “Parents, families, communities, we have to do our part,” along with educators themselves. The Law School’s…
Oakberry opens location on campus
Oakberry, a global açaí and smoothie bowl chain, has opened a location on campus at 1528 W. Wells St., on the street level of Campus Town East.
How homebuying is increasing racial diversity across Milwaukee
John Johnson, research fellow in the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education, shares insights into Milwaukee’s housing market.
Nursing’s Dr. Henry Duah uses big data to learn more about opioid addiction
Dr. Henry Duah found his purpose studying opioid and substance misuse among pregnant women.
Student parking permits for fall 2026 semester and academic year 2026-27 on sale beginning July 14
Student parking permits for the fall 2026 semester and academic year 2026-27 will go on sale through a tiered system beginning on Tuesday, July 14. Once a sale tier opens, permits within that tier will be available for purchase until all permits sell out. Parking is limited and university permits will sell out, so students…