Marquette Business
Marquette University benefactor commits $20 million planned gift for first-generation student scholarships
The gift will primarily support students in the College of Business Administration, establishing a scholarship endowment that will benefit students for generations to come.
Building something bigger than yourself
Jerod Spaeth reflects on how Marquette’s commitment to cura personalis helped shape his approach to leadership, entrepreneurship and building lasting relationships with clients and colleagues.
Marquette Business to host BOLD Leadership Speaker Event, Nov. 11
Svoboda will share her BOLD Leadership® framework and explore how vision, self-awareness, courage, and accountability can help attendees lead with greater purpose and impact.
How well is the housing market working for us? Three professors discuss their views in a housing roundtable
Professors from three fields examine how well Americans’ housing needs are being served.
Center for Applied Economics releases October 2026 Metro Milwaukee Economic Insights Report
The report analyzes current production, inflation, employment, wage and housing trends, offering short-term data-driven forecasts of key indicators.
A full-circle moment: Alum Drew Hunn reflects on his return to Marquette as an adjunct professor
Hunn, Bus Ad ’04, returns to the classroom to instruct the Fundamentals of Financial Planning class, the first of four courses in the Certified Financial Planner concentration.
A mission in Rome
Sister Eileen Ennis, business instructor of practice emerita, spends retirement at School Sisters of Notre Dame in Rome
Marquette Business to host Veterans Day program, Nov. 10
The free event will feature keynote remarks from Rear Admiral Matt Pottenburgh and food provided by Mission BBQ.
Marquette alumna receives CFA Society Milwaukee Lifetime Achievement Award
Stanek, Arts ’78, was honored for her lasting contributions to the investment profession and support of the Greater Milwaukee area.
You don’t have to have it all figured out
Marquette alumna Lauren Lanigan shares how students can build financial confidence, strengthen their networks and stay open to unexpected opportunities.