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A global future for engineering education: a Q&A with Dr. Homero Murzi
A single classroom full of engineering students can have unlimited potential for future impact on the planet. From highways to heart monitors, engineers have a hand in creating and maintaining technology and solutions in all corners of our communities. With this high potential comes high stakes, which is why Marquette’s Opus College of Engineering is…
Lenten reflection: Giving glory to God
Student Gabby Chun reflects on the boastfulness of the Pharisees in their prayer and how we should be thanking God in all that we do. Gospel Matthew 23:1-12 Jesus spoke to the crowds and to his disciples, saying,“The scribes and the Phariseeshave taken their seat on the chair of Moses.Therefore, do and observe all things…
Arrupe Center, CURTO and Bridge the City election special, March 19
Bridge the City, the Arrupe Center for Community Service and Social Responsibility and the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach are partnering to provide a non-partisan, interactive session on Wednesday, March 19, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Alumni Memorial Union 254, leaving students and faculty well-equipped for the April 1, Spring…
SWIM community conversation series panel on mental health and policy, March 25
Learn how stress impacts the brain and can increase the risk of mood disorders and even suicide.
Clinical professors help students connect classroom theory with practical experience
Clinical instructors help future nurses develop critical thinking, clinical judgment, and confidence in patient care.
Applications open for summer 2025 Spanish for Higher Education Professionals course
Marquette University is offering a free Spanish for Higher Education Professionals course to employees.
Register for upcoming GROW courses
GROW is Marquette’s employee development program designed to foster learning and growth to help you reach your full potential.
On-campus job fair, March 19
The Career Center will host an on-campus job fair on Wednesday, March 19.
Sales research in action: Dr. Jess Ogilvie uses novel insights to create hands-on learning experiences
When COVID-19 forced classes to go virtual, most saw it as an obstacle. Dr. Jess Ogilvie saw it as an opportunity to create new training exercises for students. “With our industry partners, I conducted research into verbal and nonverbal language cues during video sales calls,” says Ogilvie, the director of Marquette Business’ Center for…
A message from Dean Andrew DeGuire
Dear Marquette Business alumni and friends, It’s wonderful to connect with you again. Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of meeting many more members of our community, and I’ve been inspired by the passion you bring to supporting our college and its mission. One of the topics that keeps coming up in…