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Engineering students tackle innovation challenge sponsored by Marmon Holdings, Inc
Earlier this semester, six teams of engineering students gathered in Marquette’s Engineering Hall to compete in an all-day Innovate-o-thon challenge sponsored by Marmon Holdings, Inc. At the event, students from across all engineering departments formed teams to address an unknown, real-world engineering problem in an eight-hour timeframe. After a problem briefing presented by Marmon executives,…
Top 10 most-read Marquette Today feature stories of 2024
Look back on some of the people and stories that make Marquette special.
Holiday Giving Tree results in 340 gifts for those in need
This year’s Holiday Giving Tree, coordinated by University Staff Senate, resulted in 340 gifts for those who might otherwise not receive anything for the holidays. For more than 25 years, Marquette has partnered with the United Way to ensure that hundreds of community members feel loved during the holiday season. This year, 185 members of…
Volleyball to face Penn State in NCAA Regionals, Dec. 13
The Marquette women’s volleyball team will face top-seeded Penn State in the regional semifinals.
Nationally recognized college health leader Luis de Zengotita named Marquette’s inaugural chief wellness officer
Luis de Zengotita, MSW, MBA, has been named Marquette’s first-ever chief wellness officer.
Marquette to conduct combined Campus Climate Study and Employee Engagement Survey in spring 2025
The study provides senior leadership with valuable information on Marquette’s strengths and how the environment can be improved.
Campus recreation memberships available to faculty and staff
This rate will be honored at the new Wellness + Helfaer Recreation facility, which opens Jan. 13, 2025.
Virtual Advent reflection with Rev. Ryan Duns, S.J., Dec. 11
This virtual space will allow participants to reflect on themes of hope, peace, joy and love in preparation for Christ’s birth.
Millions of Students Suffer When Local Schools Are Left to Their Own Devices
One theme of the work of the Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education is a focus on K–12 education law and policy. This is one of six colleague reactions interspersed in an essay written by Alan J. Borsuk, the Law School’s senior fellow in law and public policy.
Successful Reform Requires Improving Teachers’ Classroom Practice
One theme of the work of the Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education is a focus on K–12 education law and policy. This is one of six colleague reactions interspersed in an essay written by Alan J. Borsuk, the Law School’s senior fellow in law and public policy.