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Wade Chair Lecture with Rev. Matthew Motyka, S.J., April 21
Join the campus community for the Rev. Francis Wade, S.J., Public Lecture at 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 21, in the Raynor Beaumier Suites. Rev. Matthew Motyka, S.J., the Rev. Francis C. Wade, S.J., Chair for the spring 2026 semester, will present “American Misfit: In Search of Reality.” A reception will immediately follow the lecture. No registration is required.…
Marquette announces new interdisciplinary concentration in Applied Supply Chain, Engineering and Technology
Marquette’s College of Business Administration and Opus College of Engineering have announced a new concentration in Applied Supply Chain, Engineering and Technology (ASCEnT), strengthening the university’s collaborations between business and engineering students.
Just blocks from the Capitol, Les Aspin Center immerses more students in the D.C. experience
Marquette in D.C. program broadens its offerings to serve a full-range of students and leverage the key role Washington plays in economics and finance, health policy, media, sports, entertainment, politics and more.
Marquette-affiliated water innovation hub secures up to $45 million to scale Regional Innovation Engine for circular water solutions
MILWAUKEE — Current, an independent regional nonprofit water innovation hub, has been awarded Phase 2 support of up to $45 million in federal funding over three years to scale Great Lakes RENEW, the U.S. National Science Foundation-backed Regional Innovation Engine, for novel and sustainable circular water solutions. Marquette is a Current Research Consortium partner, a…
Advancing access and opportunity: A Q&A with Warren Scherer, Urban Scholars Program director
In November 2025, Marquette welcomed Warren Scherer as the new director of the Urban Scholars Program.
Holy Hour for Peace, April 9
The entire Marquette community is invited to join in a Holy Hour for Peace on Thursday, April 9, from 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in the Chapel of the Holy Family.
Free financial planning benefit can help avoid tax season surprises
Tax season can be a natural point of reflection when it comes to personal finances.
Chinese program hosts tai chi for mind and body, April 10
The event will feature Dr. Huimin Zhao of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and is free and open to the public.
Gerard Manley Hopkins reading series
Attendees may stop by to listen or participate in a shared reading of the collected works of Jesuit poet Rev. Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J.
Inaugural MPEC Lecture Series: Sustaining Housing Lecture, April 22
The lecture is part of the “Rethinking Sustainability” discussion series, which explores what it means to build and sustain healthy communities amid the growing impacts of climate change.