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Marquette graduates are more likely to find a fulfilled, ideal life. Here’s why.
Graduates of Catholic universities are more likely to report an ideal life and stronger sense of direction, weigh morality in decision-making, and find greater social and community fulfillment than secular college graduates, a recent study found. The 2024 study, commissioned by Texas’s St. Mary’s University and conducted by research company YouGov, examined key outcomes in…

College of Nursing, Chapel of the Holy Family named Top Projects of 2024 by The Daily Reporter
Two major campus projects completed in 2024 were honored as Top Projects of 2024 by The Daily Reporter.

Embodying the Vision of Jesuit Education
I want to begin by thanking Tim McMahon, as vice president, and his (our) various University Advancement colleagues for organizing this reception. We are all glad to salute John for his great work here at Marquette University. Some of that work surrounds us, of course. John was an integral part of the fundraising for Eckstein…

What to know for Marquette’s 2025 Commencement weekend
The Marquette University community looks forward to celebrating the many accomplishments of the Class of 2025 during Commencement Weekend, May 9-10.

Opportunities to support students throughout the summer
As a Catholic, Jesuit university, we are committed to students’ well-being and the tenet of cura personalis year-round.

Support resources available to students throughout summer
As a Catholic, Jesuit university, we are committed to students’ well-being and the tenet of cura personalis year-round.

Marquette joins worldwide church in celebration of new pope
It is with deep joy that I write to share news of the election of His Holiness Leo XIV as the 267th successor of Saint Peter and first U.S.-born supreme pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church. Our Marquette community joins the worldwide church in celebration. We also offer thanks to the College of Cardinals, who…

84% of Marquette Class of 2024 report full-time engagement within six months of graduation
The data comes from the Undergraduate First Destination Survey.

