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  • 21 tips for new teachers from a Jesuit educator

    Rev. Ryan Duns, S.J., provides advice for new educators from the Jesuit perspective.

  • Reminder: Marquette is a tobacco-free campus

    Marquette seeks to create and maintain an environment that promotes health and healthy behavior for all of our students, faculty, staff and campus visitors. Because tobacco products have well-known health risks associated with their use and secondhand exposure that put all members of the Marquette community at risk, the university has a tobacco-free policy.   Students…

  • Meghann Polivka named director of international business and undergraduate student initiatives in Marquette Business

    Meghann Polivka has been named the new director of international business and undergraduate student initiatives in the College of Business Administration.  Polivka joined the College of Business Administration in 2018 as the event and communication coordinator. In that role, she coordinated over 150 events ranging from 20-person meetings to 300-person speaker series events, as well…

  • Marquette University Statement — Aug. 25

    Marquette values our students’ voices and respects their freedom of expression in alignment with our values. Unfortunately, due to the disruptive nature of today’s demonstration at the New Student Convocation, the university rescheduled the event.  We are deeply committed to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion on campus. As a result of our ongoing efforts, 30% of our incoming…

  • Next steps for staff performance review process

    The Office of Human Resources thanks everyone for their support of the annual staff performance review process this spring. The next step in the staff performance management cycle is to set employee goals and expectations for the year, if you haven’t already done so.  Employees should document their goals on the Performance Management Form now…

  • College of Communication student awarded James Foley Fellowship

    Kate Hyland is a double major in public relations and French in the Diederich College of Communication.

  • PARC accomplished major summer projects in Near West Side

    Promoting Assets, Reducing Crime (PARC), an initiative of the Near West Side Partners led by the Center for Peacemaking, engages neighborhood anchor institutions, residents, city leaders and other stakeholders to promote assets and reduce crime in Milwaukee’s Near West Side. NWSP is funded through the support of five anchor institutions: Marquette University, Aurora Healthcare, Harley-Davidson,…

  • Non-drinkers aged 18 to 25 sought for Diederich College of Communication focus groups

    The Diederich College of Communication is seeking undergraduate students aged 18 to 25 who are non-drinkers.

  • Marquette welcomes the Class of 2026 | Move-in Day recap and photo gallery

    Early this morning, nearly 2,000 first-year students from 40 states and 15 countries began moving into Marquette residence halls. A blessing for new students and their families by Rev. James Voiss, S.J., vice president for mission and ministry, followed. Watch a 60-second video about the Move-In Day experience. President Michael R. Lovell greeted students this…

  • Marquette Theatre announces 2022-23 season with five shows

    Marquette Theatre has announced the schedule for its 48th annual season, “Expectations.” Performances will return to live theatre in the Evan and Marion P. Helfaer Theatre, 1304 W. Clybourn St. The season begins with a musical comedy, “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and is followed by a pair of shows presented in Marquette…