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Update on search for next vice president for mission and ministry
The search for Marquette’s next vice president of mission and ministry has been extended to identify the most qualified and fitting candidate for this vital leadership position.
A decade of impact: Five fun facts about Marquette’s Commercial Banking Program
One of only a few undergraduate programs of its kind across the country, Marquette’s Commercial Banking Program helps students find success in an opportunity-rich industry.
Marquette celebrating 1977 national title 50th anniversary
Marquette University will honor the 50th anniversary of the 1977 men’s basketball national championship with a season-long, campus-wide celebration beginning this summer.
News you can use: PCOS to PMOS — what the new name means for women battling this complicated condition
After nine decades, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome has been officially renamed Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. A nursing professor discusses what this means for millions of women with this disorder.
Faculty Focus: Dr. Dawne Moon explores how LGBTQ+ Christians are reshaping faith, relationships and justice
For decades, conversations about LGBTQ+ inclusion in religious spaces have been framed as conflict. Dr. Dawne Moon’s research asks a different question: what can LGBTQ+ Christians teach us about love, faith and belonging?
Michael Lenard’s Olympic-size Commitment to Hard Work
On October 17, 2025, the National Sports Law Institute (NSLI) presented its Master of the Game Award to Michael Lenard in the Lubar Center at Marquette Law School. Lenard is vice-president of the international Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), based in Lausanne, Switzerland, whose jurisdiction includes resolving disputes in connection with the Olympic Games;…
Lasting Lessons from Louie Andrew’s Life as a Learner
Louis J. Andrew, Jr., L’66, became much involved in the advancement of Marquette Law School some 30 years after graduation—and remained so for the next three decades. Today, the Law School is home to the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice, established in 2022 with the generous support of Louis and his wife, Suzanne Bouquet Andrew,…
What did dental care look like 250 years ago?
Contrary to popular belief, George Washington didn’t have wooden teeth. What the first commander-in-chief’s dentures were made of is much more disturbing, though his dental history provides a look at how American dental care has advanced since the late 1700s. Washington dealt with regular toothaches, decay and tooth loss beginning in his early 20s, according to the Mount Vernon museum. When he was inaugurated president in 1789 at age 57, only one real tooth…
Marquette Business welcomes Alexandra Hottinger as director of the Commercial Banking Program
Hottinger brings impactful industry experience to the program and looks to increase student exposure to career opportunities in the industry.
Marquette advances holistic corporate engagement strategy with new partnership
President Kimo Ah Yun announced a new partnership with UNITE, a leading consultancy that helps connect universities and industry.