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Whether you’re a student, faculty member or staff member, one of the easiest ways to stay connected to campus is through Marquette Today. Marquette Today is Marquette University’s primary communications and storytelling platform, bringing together the news, events, people and accomplishments that shape life on campus. A daily email newsletter is delivered Monday through Friday…
MKE 101: What to eat, do and see in the Cream City
Wisconsin’s largest city has a ton to offer.
CTL faculty teaching fellow and workshop leader opportunities available for 2026-27
Faculty members are invited to share their gifts and talents in teaching and learning by applying for roles in the Center for Teaching and Learning for this academic year.
Dr. Chelsea Cook’s lab looks for excellence as they learn more about the natural world
Dr. Chelsea Cook, assistant professor of biological sciences, discusses how her lab’s research pursues excellence and contributes to the wisdom and knowledge of the natural world.
Native habitat restoration project community planting, Aug. 19
Faculty, staff and students are invited to take part in a community planting event for Marquette’s newest pocket prairie on the south side of Cudahy Hall on Wednesday, Aug. 19.
Stacy Tuchel named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s Notable Executive Assistants
Stacy Tuchel, executive assistant in the Office of Marketing and Communication, was named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s list of Notable Executive Assistants.
Unlock your future inside the Career Center: A Q&A with Career Center Director Courtney Hanson
Whether exploring career paths, touching up your resume or getting extra help with interview skills, the Career Center is here to help undergraduate students, graduate students and alumni pursue their lives with purpose.
Marquette Ph.D. candidate showcases Native roots at opening of Obama Presidential Center
Cameron Roman, a Ph.D. candidate in Marquette’s Department of Philosophy, recalls his performance with his Native drum group, Little Priest, at the opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Saturday, June 20, on Chicago’s South Side.
Raynor Library to be presented Governor’s Award, Aug. 28
This award celebrates the work in Raynor Library’s archives to digitize the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions correspondence.
Graduate School to host fourth annual Graduate Student Services Fair on Sept. 2
The Graduate School will welcome new and returning graduate students to its fourth annual Graduate Student Services Fair on Wednesday, Sept. 2, from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Alumni Memorial Union, 3rd floor ballrooms. Now in its fourth year, the fair has become a signature kickoff event for the academic year, drawing a…