Made possible through a generous gift from the Bernice Shanke Greiveldinger Trust, Johnston Hall’s second floor was recently renovated to create an enhanced work space for student media. From a green-screen room with state-of-the-art virtual sets to a sleek video-audio control room and two new radio studios, Marquette’s oldest building is now home to some of […]
Marquette Momentum: MARQetplace e-procurement to streamline purchasing university wide
Purchasing is about to get a lot easier. The university in early-2019 will launch MARQetplace, a procure-to-pay web application that interfaces with MyJob. The new system will improve the user buying experience, create efficiencies in order and invoice approvals, and reduce costs across the university — key objectives of the Sustainability of Valuable Resources goal […]
Marquette Momentum: Paying it forward
By Alexis Schlindwein, COMM ’13 Marquette’s Biomedical Engineering Society chapter igniting local students’ passion for STEM For many high school students, the thought of choosing a college and major can be daunting. Particularly in fields like engineering where students generally have little exposure to the field during school, young students often aren’t aware of the […]
Marquette Momentum: ROTC cadets get intercultural experiences in Africa, Asia, South America
This summer, Marquette Army ROTC cadets experienced adventures of a lifetime. Through military exchange programs, they trained with foreign militaries, taught English and performed humanitarian work in Africa, Asia and South America. Stressing a culture of inclusion and diversity, Marquette’s Army ROTC has a long history of giving its cadets international experience through these unique […]
College of Nursing receives $1 million estate gift to support scholarships
The College of Nursing announced today that it has received a $1 million planned gift from Barbara Regan, a 1959 alumna of the College of Nursing. The estate gift will benefit scholarships for undergraduate and graduate nursing students. “It’s incredible to see the impact that Marquette has had on three generations of the Regan family,” […]
2019 Annual Benefits Enrollment starts this week
Annual enrollment for benefits will begin on Monday, Oct. 22, and will run through 4 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 9. If you have not done so already, there is still time to schedule an enrollment appointment with a DirectPath Benefits Educator to learn about the changes in your benefits and enroll in your selections for 2019. All benefit eligible employees must schedule an appointment with […]
We Are All Marquette: Hispanic-Serving Institution expert returns to Marquette
By Alan Chavoya, graduate assistant in the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion On Sept. 12–13, Dr. Gina Ann García, a leading scholar on the organizational culture of Hispanic-Serving Institutions, gave a series of presentations to the Marquette community on culturally enhancing practices. García, who is an assistant professor in the Department of Administrative and […]
Marquette has record-breaking year for enrollment, overall diversity, graduation rates
Fall 2018 enrollment, retention and graduation rate statistics now available Official fall 2018 enrollment, retention and graduation rate statistics, compiled by the Office of Institutional Research and Analysis, are now available on the OIRA website. The university broke a key enrollment record this year, boasting the largest first-year class in university history. Marquette also has […]
University adds new tuition remission benefit for dependents
Tuition Exchange program features 700 colleges and universities Marquette has added a new tuition remission benefit for dependents of eligible faculty and staff, effective with applications for fall 2019 admissions, President Michael R. Lovell announced today. Similar to the university’s current FACHEX program that includes 27 participating Jesuit institutions, the Tuition Exchange program boasts a […]
Health Sciences’ Marquette Presents event will look at neurobiology of trauma, Sept. 25
The College of Health Sciences’ upcoming Marquette Presents series, titled “Stress, Trauma and Resilience: A Neurobiological Perspective,” will look at the brain mechanisms of stress responsiveness and coping, the effects of stress hormones on brain development and neurological changes that can carry negative effects across multiple generations. John Schmid, author of the multi-part Milwaukee Journal […]
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