Melissa Barclay
News you can use: Protein popularity — Why we’re all obsessed with the macronutrient
It’s hard to deny that protein is having a moment. A nursing professor discusses the recent protein trend, what we need to know about this essential nutrient and how many grams we really need each day.
News you can use: Tiny ticks creating big problems
As warmer temperatures lure us into backyards, parks and trails, experts remind nature lovers to be vigilant about tiny pests hiding in the grass and weeds.
Summer learning on Marquette’s campus
Summer break doesn’t have to mean brain drain for young people in the Milwaukee area.
Marquette University Police Department marks 11 years as a commissioned force, stays committed to campus safety
Marquette University continues to build on recent safety initiatives, prioritizing a secure environment and resources that allow students, faculty and staff to focus on learning, living and working.
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | 21-year-old becomes the youngest Marquette Law School graduate since World War II
On May 16, 21-year-old Anthony Sikorski will be the youngest graduate of Marquette Law School in over 75 years. He started high school at nine, college at 14 and law school at 18. But looking at Sikorski now, you’d never know the challenges he’s had to overcome to achieve such an extraordinary accomplishment.
After Hours: HR’s Jackie Claymon finds healing through baking sweet treats
Claymon launched a side business, Sweets by Ms. Jackie, creating cookies and an array of other specialty desserts.
Brewing recipes for success: Crafting beers and brands in Brew City
A new brewing course unites Marquette students across disciplines, mixing Milwaukee’s heritage with the science of craft beer.
Marquette Institute for Women’s Leadership announces 2026 Transformational Leaders awards; annual gala will be April 14
The Marquette University Institute for Women’s Leadership will honor three community and campus leaders with its Transformational Leadership awards.
Decoding menopause: “What in the world is happening to my body?”
Marquette professor helps women navigate menopause symptoms by creating a tracking app.
From prison prose to prioritizing social justice: Dr. Ed de St. Aubin navigates narratives in unexpected places
A Marquette psychologist encourages students to see others’ humanity through experiential learning in a prison classroom and community internships.