Andrew Goldstein
Nursing student, professor take on gun violence as public health issue
Dr. Chris Schindler and honors student Maddie Macek are hoping to increase political consciousness among nurses.
Dozens of Marquette students compete for good causes in sales pitch competition
The Center for Professional Selling incentivizes students to practice sales with a purpose through a charity pitch contest.
Nexus Sustainability Leaders Summit brings industry leaders together
The first-ever Nexus Sustainability Leaders Summit was held at the Harley Davidson Museum on Tuesday, Oct. 29 and Wednesday, Oct. 30.
College of Nursing holds re-dedication and blessing ceremony for Straz Hall
Dozens of faculty, staff, alumni, and supporters of the College of Nursing gathered to re-dedicate David A. Straz, Jr., Hall.
Junior real estate student selected as Eisenberg Scholar
Junior Matt Waters, a commercial real estate and commercial banking double major, has been selected as an Eisenberg Real Estate Scholar.
A Message from Andrew DeGuire: Dean of the College of Business Administration
Dear Marquette Business community, It is my privilege to be addressing you for the first time as the new James H. Keyes Dean of Business Administration. For those of you who don’t know me, I am a proud Marquette Business graduate; I received my economics degree here and have had a strong connection to the…
New development: Vieth Institute for Real Estate offers one-of-a-kind learning experience
New real estate institute breaks barriers between disciplines, aims to lead in applied learning.
Intentional change: Unique business course brings Jesuit values to incarcerated students
The Educational Preparedness Program allows incarcerated students to learn alongside Marquette Business undergraduates.
Perspectives in AI: Building the Future
Driverless cars were solidly in the realm of science fiction as recently as a few decades ago. Now they are increasingly becoming a part of our reality, thanks in large part to artificial intelligence advancements. That has massive implications for how people live their everyday lives. “If a car could reliably drive itself, the idea…
James Wake Memorial Lecture honors legacy of beloved chaplain
Death was part of the job for Dr. Madeline Wake. She had seen a lot of it in her extensive career as a nurse. Her husband, James, had not seen death in his social work career. So, when they comforted a family friend as she passed away from cancer, it was the first time that…