Communication
Marquette Bookshelf: ‘When Migrants Become Political Pawns: Decoding the American Migrant Busing Crisis’
Dr. Sumana Chattopadhyay discusses her new book, which analyzes the U.S. migrant busing crisis of 2022 as a case study.
Veteran sports journalists aim to build Marquette’s sports communication legacy
New faculty members Glenn Geffner and Kevin Robbins are teaching students lessons from lived experience.
Marquette Theatre to kick off 2026-27 schedule with ‘The Seagull,’ Oct. 2
Marquette Theatre will present “The Seagull,” a play by Anton Chekhov, beginning Friday, Oct. 2, to kick off its 2026-27 season, themed “Finding the Path.”
Award-winning journalists behind ‘Sick in a Hospital Town’ to give Burleigh Lecture
The Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture is proud to invite Ginger Thompson and Doris Burke from investigative journalism outlet ProPublica.
A Year of Healing: Dance, film at the Haggerty Museum of Art, Sept. 26
Catey Ott Thompson will present an abstract film and solo dance at the Haggerty Museum of Art.
C-Lead applications open through October 1
C-Lead applications are open to qualified sophomores who want to explore their leadership capabilities more.
From drab to fab: 10 fun ways to transform your residence hall
One Marquette resident assistant shares fun and easy tips for turning your dorm room into a new favorite space that feels like home.
Local Diederich Experience trips connect students with employers
A series of trips to local employers show College of Comm students all the possibilities that await them in their respective fields.
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service publishes in-depth retrospective on Sherman Park uprising
The Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, a nonprofit, hyperlocal news outlet based out of Johnston Hall, published “The Uprising in Sherman Park: 10 Years Later.”
The many talents of Olivia von der Lippe
Olivia von der Lippe, a class of 2019 graduate of the Diederich College of Comm, is a renowned artist in Chicago.