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Marquette wins two Collegiate Advertising Awards
The Office of Marketing and Communication received two awards from the Collegiate Advertising Awards.
Schedule for fiscal 2025 year-end financial closing dates
Complying with year-end purchasing and financial reporting cut-off dates is necessary to ensure timely and accurate reporting of FY25 expenditures.
Photo gallery: Graduation caps of Commencement
Picture Photo gallery: Graduation caps of Commencement Marquette’s 144th Commencement ceremony was held Saturday, May 10, at Fiserv Forum, providing an opportunity for some of the university’s graduates to display their artistic side.
IWL Gala hosts record crowd in support of advancing equitable leadership and gender-based research
The Institute for Women’s Leadership at Marquette held its fourth annual gala on Thursday, April 10, drawing its largest crowd yet of campus, student and community leaders to celebrate women’s leadership and transformational change. The evening began with a networking hour, professional photo opportunities and a chance to connect with the IWL community. The event…
New home of College of Nursing honored at 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards
The reimagined David A. Straz, Jr., Hall, home of the College of Nursing, received an “Urbanism Redefined” honor at the 2025 Mayor’s Design Awards.
Marquette Ignatian Summer Series starts June 4
Explore the art of making bread, creating a stained-glass art piece and walking in prayer for our own Camino at Lake Michigan.
Feast of St. Joan of Arc Mass and fellowship, May 30
A Mass and fellowship will be held in honor of the Feast of St. Joan of Arc on Friday, May 30.
From Conversation to Dream to Idea to Reality
Above: Marquette Law School’s Mike Gousha (left) interviews MIT Professor Craig Steven Wilder at Marquette Law School in December 2013. Conversations. Dreams. Ideas. And more conversations. Who knows the exact moment when intellectual curiosity turns into something that will become a reality? But consider December 4, 2013, at Marquette University Law School: With final exams…
The Boundaries of Law and Politics
Wisconsin’s 2020 redistricting cycle was long, bitterly contested, and subject to dramatic reversals of fortune. Yet perhaps the most unusual feature of the whole process was how it ended in 2024: with a legislative redistricting plan passed by Republican legislators and signed by a Democratic governor. Redistricting of the state legislature by divided political branches…
In Search of Humbler—and Wiser—Judgments
The dozen words in the title—Judges, Judging, and Judgment: Character, Wisdom, and Humility in a Polarized World—indicate the scope of the challenge that Professor Chad Oldfather has taken on in his new book, published by Cambridge University Press. Most basically, his hope is that the United States can increase the number of judges and (more…