Communication
College of Comm alumna nominated for Emmy award
Marquette alumna Bridget Case was nominated for an Emmy award for her work on the Netflix miniseries “Death by Lightning.”
Marquette University mourns the loss of David J. Foran
David Foran, an emeritus professor in the then-College of Journalism, passed away in Glendale, Wisconsin at age 89.
Diederich College of Communication to host combined Student Sport Summit, Axthelm Lecture on Oct. 2
The combined Student Sport Summit and Axthelm Lecture will be held on Friday, October 2 as part of Marquette Mission Week.
Crossing the street: Dr. Gary Meyer returns to the classroom
Dr. Gary Meyer experienced his first full year back in the classroom after more than a decade in the provost’s office.
IWL announces 2026 Interdisciplinary Summer Grant recipients
The Institute for Women’s Leadership Interdisciplinary Summer Grant Program seeks to foster community-based, interdisciplinary research collaborations across the university that further our understanding of gender and/or sex and leadership in life experiences.
Games, interactive media concentration helps students connect with love of storytelling
The games and interactive media minor attracts creative professionals who are inclined toward working in the gaming industry.
Comm students research how ‘Energy Generating Behaviors’ create school pride
An introductory-level communication research class investigated “energy-generating behaviors” and their impact on school pride.
Faculty Focus: Dr. Patrick Johnson investigates animus toward LGBTQ+ representation in news
As part of its Faculty Focus, Staff Spotlight and After Hours series, Marquette Today is sharing weekly features during Pride Month highlighting faculty and staff whose work supports and connects with members of the LGBTQ+ community. Recognizing the rich history and traditions of Marquette as a Catholic, Jesuit institution, these stories reflect a commitment to acknowledging and…
Colleagues honored at 2026 Staff Excellence Awards
Five Marquette staff members were honored with Excellence in University Service awards, and one staff member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award.
Communication studies professor imbues anthem with unspoken meaning
Communication Studies professor Tracey Sturgal serves as an ASL interpreter for the national anthem at men’s basketball games.