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  • Marquette reports record-breaking research and development expenditures for FY24

    Marquette has reported a record $49.1 million in research and development expenditures for the fiscal year 2024, closing June 30, 2024.

  • Listening session for next vice president for mission and ministry, Feb. 24  

    All students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a listening session on Tuesday, Jan. 24, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. in AMU 163.

  • Alumnus Emery Lehman earns silver medal at Milano Cortina Games 

    Speed skater and 2020 Opus College of Engineering alumnus Emery Lehman secured a silver medal as part of the United States’ team pursuit trio.

  • Calling strangers friends in Panama 

    Earlier this year, Biological Sciences major and Urban Scholar MaHailey Stephens traveled to Panama with Marquette’s Medical Global Brigades service trip to provide sustainable health care to local community members.   While there, she reflected on how this year’s Ignatian theme of “I have called you friends” was present throughout her work and how she’ll carry the lessons she learned with her for years to come.  Global Brigades embodies our Ignatian…

  • 2026 Marquette Community Campaign begins this week

    The 2026 Marquette Community Campaign runs from Tuesday, Feb. 17, through Give Marquette Day on Tuesday, March 3.  

  • AHPRC Seminar Series with Susie Parker-Simmons, Feb. 19 

    Susie Parker-Simmons, consultant to the Milwaukee Bucks and Women’s Tennis Association, will speak on “Designing and Monitoring Elite Athlete Plans.”

  • Muslim chaplain reflects on Ramadan beginning tonight 

    Dear Marquette Community,   Al-Salamu’ Alaykum! Peace and blessings with you all.  This evening, we enter Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. For Muslims around the world, Ramadan is regarded as a blessed time since the revelation of the Qur’an and the prophetic call of the Prophet Muhammad began in 610 CE during this holy month. Many mark this month with extra worship, supplication, contemplation, studying…

  • The student behind the handshake

    Marquette sophomore Nick Gross reflects on an unexpected encounter with Pope Leo during a pilgrimage to Rome with fellow Knights of Columbus members.

  • Five takeaways from ‘Dream School’ author Jeff Selingo’s visit to Marquette

    New York Times bestseller and higher education journalist Jeff Selingo has spent over 25 years covering college admissions and visiting hundreds of campuses across the U.S. On Wednesday, Feb. 11, he made his first trip to Marquette and left with some standout impressions.  Marquette is one of 75 schools spotlighted in Selingo’s latest book, “Dream School: Finding the College That’s Right for You,” which shifts the focus…

  • Ash Wednesday services, Feb. 18 

    Ash Wednesday, the traditional start of Lent, is Wednesday, Feb. 18. Lent is a season of reflection, repentance and renewal, marked by prayer, fasting and almsgiving.