Marquette Business
What’s next for artificial intelligence? Marquette Business professors offer advice on best practices
AI has disrupted classrooms at every level of education. Instructors in the College of Business Administration such as Dr. Joe Wall and Hunter Sandidge are adapting.
President and CEO of Network Health to speak at Loebl Women Business Leader Series
Coreen Dicus-Johnson to deliver Loebl keynote at O’Brien Hall on Wednesday, April 10.
Lightsabers and wrestling belts: Marquette Business’ Michael Browne has a system to teach accounting to anyone
Many students in Michael Browne’s class have never studied accounting before. That’s more than fine by him.
A banking ‘stake in the ground’
The College of Business Administration is launching a new Certified Professional Banking Program.
Women in Supply Chain Scholars provides early boost to young female professionals
Women interested in operations and supply chain management careers find mentors, support through special group.
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. Richard Robinson
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. Richard Robinson, who served in various roles within the College of Business Administration.
Student-Made Marquette creators apply material from class to side hustles
Marquette Business students find entrepreneurial spirit on creator platform.
Marquette Business career and internship fair, Feb. 13
Connect with organizations hiring for full-time and internship opportunities in business.
Exhibit of Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Willy Brandt making U.S. debut at Marquette, Feb. 12-14
Marquette is the first stop on the international exhibit’s U.S. national tour.
Blue & Gold Brewing to release a cream ale — The Beer Can — ahead of National Marquette Day, Feb. 10
The Beer Can will be released in time for National Marquette Day.