Andrew Goldstein
International touring exhibit on former German chancellor Willy Brandt to visit Marquette
Director of foundation honoring WIlly Brandt brings tour to Marquette in honor of friendship with late business dean Joe Daniels.
A message from Marquette Business Dean Tim Hanley
Dear alumni and friends of Marquette Business, I hope you had a fulfilling holiday season with friends and family. This year promises to be an exciting one for the College of Business Administration and Graduate School of Management. We started 2023 with the grand opening of our new building, Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall,…
D.C. trip exposes students to world of commercial banking
Students went to the nation’s capitol curious about banking for Main Street instead of Wall Street. They came away energized.
‘Soaring Eagles’ student group provides personalized care for patient with Alzheimer’s disease
Five Class of 2023 Marquette Nursing students teamed up to give the wife of an alum round-the-clock care.
First-ever Marquette Business insurance class gives students insight into Wisconsin’s quiet economic engine
Students learn from insurance practitioners Lora Reinholz, Mark Afable as well as numerous visiting executives.
Nursing faculty travel to Taiwan for debriefing research partnership
Drs. Kristina Thomas Dreifuerst, Aimee Woda bring their cutting-edge methods to nurses around the world.
Marquette named best nursing college in Wisconsin in student choice awards
Students and alumni voted Marquette as Wisconsin’s best nursing school in the Nurse.org Student Choice Awards
Former insurance executive, state commissioner joins Marquette Business as executive-in-residence
Mark Afable joins Marquette Business as executive-in-residence for insurance after starting as an instructor of practice.
Two from Marquette named to Milwaukee Business Journal’s 40 Under 40
The list celebrates young leaders throughout Southeast Wisconsin that make a positive difference in their organizations and communities.
Middle schoolers’ jeers teach Marquette students how to be better accountants
Accounting majors in Rich Tobin’s class were tasked with explaining complex concepts in simple terms to middle schoolers.