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Insight from the Marquette Law School Poll Goes Beyond Election Contests
The horse races are always going to get big attention. That’s a fact when it comes to results of the Marquette Law School Poll. Who is ahead in the campaigns for president or senator or governor and what the trends in support are—the poll data on these questions make news, both in Wisconsin and often…
Marquette receives $3 million gift from the Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust to endow the Law School’s Office of Public Service
A $3 million gift from the Ray & Kay Eckstein Charitable Trust will create an endowment to support Marquette Law School’s Office of Public Service and the Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinics.
Set up for success: How Marquette’s Insurance Leadership Program prepares students for an opportunity-rich industry
A Q&A with Director Jae Junkunc
Campus asked to ‘Let your light shine’ during Mission Week
Mission Week 2026 debuts its new theme: Let your light shine.
Summer is an ideal time for dental visits; preventive services at Faculty Practice covered at 100%
Summer can be an ideal time to schedule preventive dental exams, as children are out of school and many adults have fewer commitments.
Marquette wins three Collegiate Advertising Awards
The Office of Marketing and Communication has received three honors from the Collegiate Advertising Awards.
Dr. Zaid Badr appointed to Journal of Dental Education editorial board
Dr. Zaid Badr is a clinical assistant professor and the director of the Technological Innovation Center at the School of Dentistry.
What restorative justice teaches us in an age of artificial intelligence
zThis is the third of three blog posts, at the end of the academic year, by Mary Triggiano, director of Marquette University Law School’s Andrew Center for Restorative Justice. These stories are also available on the Marquette Law School blog. In many ways, restorative justice is the opposite of a shortcut. It asks law students…
Marquette chapter of Engineers Without Borders earns national award for Guatemala water project
Marquette’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders earned the 2026 Engineering Education Award from the National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying for the student organization’s water distribution system project with the Cruz Chich and Chumisa communities in Guatemala.
Biological sciences professor receives grant to study cellular mechanisms in diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer’s
Sontag’s funded research will clarify how cells process misfolded proteins, leading to efficient refolding or clearance.