Law
Putting a face to harm — commemorating lives with Mary Triggiano
Excerpt – My previous blog post, Memory Matters—Recalling Rwanda, introduced the unforgettable experience I had at a 2024 summer conference in that country, which was held in conjunction with the 30th anniversary of the Genocide Against the Tutsi. What I saw, what I heard, what I felt furthered my foundational belief and commitment directing the Andrew Center for…
Law School faculty spotlight: Prof. Sarah Fox
Prof. Sarah Fox sees Milwaukee as an ideal place to study local government.
Presidential choices in Wisconsin hold steady in new Marquette Law School Poll results, with Harris at 52% and Trump at 48%
These results include initially undecided voters who were then asked whom they would vote for if they had to choose.
Lubar Center’s Get to Know: Evan Goyke, Oct. 15
Derek Mosley, director of the Lubar Center, will welcome Evan Goyke for a “Get to Know” discussion.
National Sports Law Institute 35th anniversary conference, Oct. 18
the celebration of the 35th anniversary of its creation the National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School and its 35th Anniversary CLE Series, the Institute’s annual fall conference, “Perspectives on 35 Years of Sports Law” will take place on Friday, Oct. 18.
On the Issues: Marquette Law School Poll, Oct. 2
The Marquette Law School Poll’s survey of Wisconsin will look at the race between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.
On the Issues: Health Equity in Milwaukee, Sept. 25
The impact of health equity in Milwaukee is significant in determining a person’s quality of life and well-being.
Memory matters— recalling Rwanda with Mary Triggiano
Mary Triggiano, director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice, Marquette Law School, was inspired by a conference she attended in Rwanda this summer.
Lubar Center’s Get to Know: James Obergefell, Sept. 18
Obergefell was the named plaintiff in the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case, Obergefell v. Hodges.
Marquette Law School Poll of Wisconsin finds 52% of registered voters support Harris, 48% support Trump
Democrats have gained an enthusiasm advantage over Republicans; Baldwin continues to hold lead over Hovde in U.S. Senate race.