Melissa Barclay
Safety initiatives advance at Marquette University
Marquette University strives to be the safest environment possible in which to learn, live and work. The university continuously addresses campus and community safety through innovative programming, educational efforts, technological advances and the best-trained campus law enforcement staff in the area, including the commissioned Marquette University Police Department and nationally recognized Department of Campus Safety. In…
Deepened understanding: Making Marquette Inclusive course supports allyship, inclusive practices
The 10-week course, open to all Marquette employees, examines issues of diversity, equity and inclusion as they relate to day-to-day work on campus and reinforces the value of working across differences.
To tip or not to tip: Laying the ground rules for gratuity
Dr. Alex Milovic, associate professor of practice of marketing, clears up the confusion on tipping.
We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Mark Peterson Jr., counselor and recruiter for the Educational Opportunity Program – Student Support Services Program
Mark Peterson Jr., recruiter and counselor for EOP-SSS, talks about how he helps low-income students from pre-college through graduate education.
Why summer months are a mood booster — and how to keep the feeling all year
Dr. Deanna Arble says there is scientific evidence that sun or light exposure contributes to mood elevation.
Teaching Enhancement Award project eases math burden for first-year student
A cross-disciplinary team of faculty redesigned a developmental math course for incoming students.
We Are All Marquette: A Q&A with Dr. Qindan Huang, associate professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering
Dr. Qindan Huang discusses the importance of having women representation in STEM, the changes she’s seeing in the engineering industry and her proudest moments at Marquette.
2023 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Colton Herbert’s strength and faith tested through cancer diagnosis
23-year-old Colton Herbert has been battling a rare form of cancer since early 2022, but this weekend will mark a milestone in his life as he walks across the stage to receive his bachelor’s degree in civil and environmental engineering.
Bright ideas are brewing for students in business pitching rivalry
By Jaiden Schueller, communication intern in the Office of University Relations A Shark Tank-style pitch competition on the Marquette campus overflowed with entrepreneurial spirit last month as students shared their creative business and social impact ideas, hoping the judges would award seed funds to help advance their innovative solutions. The spirited contest is the Brewed…
2023 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Helping at home: New Marquette Law School grad to help asylum seekers in native south Texas
After graduation, Aimeé Treviño plans to work for the South Texas Pro Bono Asylum Representation Project.