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Marquette Theatre to present ‘Noises Off,’ starting April 17
Marquette Theatre will present “Noises Off” from Friday, April 17, to Sunday, April 26, at the Evan P. and Marion Helfaer Theatre, 525 N. 13th St. One of the funniest shows ever about putting on a show, this hilarious romp follows the ridiculous onstage and offstage hijinks of a British theatre company trying to rehearse…
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…
New Marquette Law School Poll finds majorities of registered voters still undecided in Wisconsin Supreme Court race, with Taylor leading Lazar among likely voters
Also: Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll A new Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin finds registered voters have begun to tune into the state Supreme Court election on April 7, but many remain undecided. Chris Taylor is the choice of 23% and Maria Lazar is supported…
Marquette Law School adds Aaron Hernandez to National Sports Law Institute leadership
Aaron Hernandez, currently at Arizona State University’s Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, will be joining the faculty at Marquette University Law School as associate professor of practice and director of the National Sports Law Institute. Marquette is led in the area of sports law by Matt Mitten, professor of law, and Paul Anderson, associate…
Marquette Class of 2025 posts 87% career outcomes rate within six months of graduation
Marquette’s Class of 2025 graduates report an 87% career outcomes rate within six months of graduation, according to the annual Undergraduate First Destination Survey conducted jointly by the university’s Office of Institutional Research and Analysis and Career Center. The career outcomes rate reflects graduates currently employed, continuing education, or engaged in a service vocation or…
Engineering professor receives fellowship to support structural steel research from the American Institute of Steel Construction
Dr. Andrew Sen has received The American Institute of Steel Construction’s 2026 Milek Fellowship.
New Marquette Law School Poll finds large majorities of Wisconsin voters undecided on candidates for state Supreme Court, governor
Also: Please note: Complete Poll results and methodology information can be found online at law.marquette.edu/poll MILWAUKEE — A new Marquette Law School Poll survey of Wisconsin registered voters finds that, with six weeks to go until the April 7 Supreme Court election, 66% say they haven’t decided whom they will vote for. Those who have…
MUPD Safety Update: Suspect photos and videos from Feb. 18, 2026, Safety Alert
The Marquette University Police Department is making available an updated description, photos and video of a suspect wanted for questioning in relation to the Feb. 18 Safety Alert. MUPD advises the Marquette community to call (414) 288-6800 immediately if you see the individual pictured below. The video and images are from MUPD’s more than 1,200…
Resources and support for our campus community
Dear Marquette community, I’m writing as a follow up to this morning’s safety alert text and email regarding an armed robbery and sexual assault that occurred in the Marquette University Police Department patrol zone. To ensure privacy for the student involved, we will not be sharing additional details beyond this morning’s safety alert. The university’s victim advocate services are providing confidential, holistic support to the victim and the entire…
New Marquette Law School national survey finds 63% say U.S. Supreme Court should limit Trump’s tariff authority
Also: A new Marquette Law School Poll national survey finds that 63% of adults think the U.S. Supreme Court should uphold a lower court ruling that limits the president’s authority to impose tariffs, while 36% think the Court should overturn the lower court’s ruling and rule for the president. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments…