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Marquette University promotes Mike Broeker to vice president and director of athletics
A press conference will be held Thursday, Jan. 23, at 1 p.m., in AMU 227.
Marquette well represented on Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2025 Power Brokers list
Marquette University is well represented in the Milwaukee Business Journal’s 2025 Power Brokers list.
Three online graduate programs ranked in top 55 nationally by U.S. News
Three Marquette programs are recognized among the top 55 nationally.
Equipping Wisconsin’s next generation of district leaders
When someone accepts the position of superintendent, they aren’t just taking on a job – they are taking on the educational future of a community.
A message from the leadership of the College of Education
Dear friends of the College of Education, The concept of collaboration is a key tenet of our college’s mission. The best educational outcomes are possible when a variety of perspectives are valued and when we emphasize the Jesuit concept of cura personalis, or care for the whole person, in our approach with young learners. In…
Justice after genocide: Rwanda’s journey toward accountability and healing
This is the fourth in an occasional series of blog posts occasioned by a visit to Rwanda this past summer.
Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies Annual Conference, April 4
The Marquette University Center for Peacemaking and Peace Studies will host the Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies.
#Sourdough rhetoric: multisensory media traces that are good enough to eat, Jan. 29
Dr. Ashley M. Beardsley, assistant professor of English and Writing Center director at Western Illinois University, will discuss her hands-on exploration of baking as a feminist rhetorical practice.
Sync your fitness tracker to earn points for My Wellness; new challenge registration next week
Did you know you can automatically earn one point for each day you track 8,000 or more steps in the My Wellness portal?
Marquette engineering professor named STEM Forward Engineer of the Year for 2024
Dr. Brooke Mayer is a professor of civil, construction, and environmental engineering in the Opus College of Engineering.