A search committee has been named to identify Marquette’s next vice president for human resources, following the departure of Cas Castro earlier this spring. Dr. Kimo Ah Yun, dean of the Diederich College of Communication, will chair the committee, which will comprise the following individuals from across campus: Chris Bartolone, assistant director for facilities services […]

Marquette University has officially begun its search for the first vice president for corporate engagement, and a search committee has been named to lead the efforts. The new vice president will ultimately oversee the Office of Corporate Engagement, which was the unanimous recommendation of the President’s Task Force on Corporate Engagement at the end of […]

We asked our students to share with us what they think of when they hear “McCormick.” Watch the video below to see their responses. Video by Gabriella Griffith, senior, Diederich College of Communications.   

‘On Your Marq’ program to provide support with independent living, organization and friendship skills Marquette University announced yesterday it would offer students with autism specialized academic help and support with a new program to assist with independent living, organization and friendship skills. The first eight to 10 students participating in the “On Your Marq” program […]

Marquette on Wednesday, May 9, will officially break ground for its new Physician Assistant program facility, which the university announced in March. The ceremony is open to the Marquette community and will take place at the project site at 11 a.m. The 44,000-square-foot, $18.5 million building at the northwest corner of West Clybourn Street and […]

Philanthropy week is Monday, April 16, to Saturday, April 21, and Marquette will host several events for students to celebrate and learn about how much of the Marquette experience is made possible through donor support. #WeLoveMU The schedule of events is as follows: Spread the Love is Monday, April 16. There will be a t-shirt exchange […]

The Marquette University Core of Common Studies has received the National Endowment for the Humanities Connections Planning Grant, Provost Daniel J. Myers announced today. The NEH is an independent federal agency and one of the largest funders of humanities programs in the United States. According to the NEH, the nearly ­­­$30,000, one-year grant will go […]

Marquette University mourns the death of Chris Braunschweiger, professor emeritus of mathematics, statistics and computer science. Braunschweiger died on Tuesday, March 20, at the age of 91. More information is available online. Please remember Braunschweiger, his family and friends in prayer.