Communication
A Hollywood homecoming: Prolific film and TV director Michael Schultz inspires filmmaking award
Veteran director Michael Schultz, Sp ’64, is one of Hollywood’s most prolific directors. Fifty years after his last trip home, the Milwaukee native returned for a tribute weekend in his honor.
Marquette connections: A kitchen collaboration
Twelve-year-old Carly Van Pelt may not be a Marquette student (yet!), but a university connection helped her build a business and compete on the Food Network. In 2023, Carly combined two passions, baking and animals, and created VP’s Treats to sell goodies for people and their pets. After seeing Carly put in so much work,…
Marquette University mourns loss of David Fantle
Marquette University is mourning the loss of David Fantle, adjunct professor in the Diederich College of Communication.
The stage that spins: Theatre program brings one-of-a-kind set to life
Theatre students, along with Professor Stephen Hudson-Mairet, designed a unique rotating stage for their production of “Noises Off.”
Marquette Theatre to present ‘Noises Off,’ starting April 17
Marquette Theatre will present “Noises Off” from Friday, April 17, to Sunday, April 26, at the Evan P. and Marion Helfaer Theatre, 525 N. 13th St. One of the funniest shows ever about putting on a show, this hilarious romp follows the ridiculous onstage and offstage hijinks of a British theatre company trying to rehearse…
“Democracy at Close Range” keynote on political difference headlines annual College of Communication Scholarship Week
Annual College of Communication scholarship week to focus on tolerating political difference in interpersonal relationships.
2026 faculty promotions announced
Faculty promotions and the awarding of emeritus status recognize Marquette educators’ excellence in teaching, scholarship and research.
Leap of faith: Jean Louis Rodriguez’s journey in the MA for Corporate Comm program
MA in Corporate Communication student Jean Louis Rodriguez is seeing the payoff from his decision to move to Wisconsin from Puerto Rico.
Les Aspin Center fall 2026 semester to highlight communication, media and journalism; Apply by May 4
This fall’s Les Aspin Center theme offers an ideal semester for students interested in public affairs storytelling, strategic communication, policy messaging, political journalism and more.
O’Brien Fellowship in Public Service Journalism student intern applications open
Student interns collaborate with professional journalists selected for nine-month O’Brien Fellowships, contributing to in-depth reporting or multimedia projects.