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Men’s Basketball Coach Shaka Smart talks ‘Our Way’: How Marquette approaches player retention, development differently
In an era of increasing player movement, Shaka Smart has prioritized investing in those within the program.
An update regarding the next vice president for human resources
Laurie Panella shares an update on the search for the next vice president for human resources.
Law School faculty spotlight: Prof. Karen Sandrik
Prof. Karen Sandrik brings a rare blend of intellectual depth, real-world experience, and infectious energy to Eckstein Hall.
Rethink Your Drink Challenge: Increase water consumption and earn My Wellness points in program year’s final wellness challenge
The Rethink Your Drink Challenge encourages employees to increase their water intake in an effort to reach the recommended 64 ounces of water daily.
SPARK brings over 3,600 guests to campus to register for classes, connect with community
Marquette welcomed over 3,600 guests to campus, including 1,566 students, across four sessions of the university’s SPARK program this summer. An additional 387 students participated in the SPARK @ Home offering.
Marquette Bookshelf: ‘Counting Like a State: How Intergovernmental Partnerships Shaped the 2020 US Census’
Dr. Philip Rocco answered some questions about his new book.
Student parking permits for fall 2025 semester and academic year 2025-26 on sale beginning July 15
Student parking permits for the fall 2025 semester and academic year 2025-26 will go on sale through a tiered system beginning on Tuesday, July 15
Summer eye safety and how VSP vision benefit can assist in caring for your eyes
While the sun’s UV rays can come in contact with our eyes at any time of year, the warm summer months often increase exposure to these harmful rays.
New Marquette Law School Poll finds Evers, Trump job approval ratings steady among Wisconsin voters
Support for Evers running for a third term next year is greater than it was for former Gov. Scott Walker in January 2016.