Melissa Barclay
More than a degree: the value of a Marquette education
The Marquette experience is a transformative one focused on the university’s four pillars.
‘Everything I’ve accomplished in life is because I’m deaf’
It’s been over 15 years since alumnus Garrett Zuercher stepped foot on the Marquette University campus. In April, he was invited back to the Diederich College of Communication’s 100 Years of Theatre celebration, and he left Marquette with something special to him. His Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts plaque had been on display in…
Problem solving on and off the court
Liza Karlen doesn’t take no for an answer. When she set out to major in engineering while also playing Division I college basketball, she knew there would be challenges. In high school, the 6’2” former Marquette women’s basketball player was approached by college athletic recruiters, and they all had similar responses when she revealed her…
Building social change, one book at a time
The Trinity Fellows Community Library for Nonprofit Leadership and Social Justice hosts over 1,000 books, in honor of the late Pat Wyzbinski.
Marquette’s Educational Opportunity Program celebrates 55th anniversary
The program celebrates their anniversary annually with a special event to honor the program’s history and impact on students.
SPARK program prepares incoming students for adjustment to campus life
Imagine you’re set to start your freshman year of college, and like for many students, this transition marks the first time you’ve ever lived away from your family. The to-do list feels unending. The questions mount quickly: How do I get assigned a residence hall? What do I need to bring? How will I make…
Juneteenth reflections and perspectives from the path of the Civil Rights Movement
As we approach Juneteenth, Chris Jeske, associate director of the Center for Peacemaking, and student Ishmael Kazah reflect.
Juneteenth: a personal reflection
Dr. Robert S. Smith is a professor of history and director of the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach.
Star-spangled trivia: five things you (probably) don’t know about Flag Day
The American flag continues to be a steadfast symbol of freedom — and it’s something we celebrate every June 14.
2024 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Destined for dentistry: following in a mother’s footsteps
Tatiana Martinez-McBride reflects on who inspired her and why representation matters.