Marquette Business
Seeding community: Pam Boivin is off and running
Pam Boivin — financial executive, Native community leader, business owner, mom of five and Marquette grad student — is leading a full and influential life.
Selling success: A Q&A with Cassandra Polansky, head of ticket sales for Marquette Athletics
The skills Cassandra Polansky learned in the Marquette MBA program are translating to success for Marquette Athletics.
EMBA instructor David Bauer brings the boardroom to the classroom
Dave Bauer, chief investment officer at Lubar & Co., is an instructor of practice in the EMBA program
One Thing Led to Another: Faculty research autobiographies, Nov. 7
The Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs invite you to join faculty, graduate students and staff to hear the intriguing research and academic vocation journeys of Marquette faculty on Tuesday, Nov. 7, from noon to 1 p.m. in the Raynor Memorial Libraries Beaumier Suites B/C. Staff speakers include: …
Cake Boss: Marquette Business instructor’s lifelike confections teach supply chain lessons
Instructor of practice Jeffrey Brand has won numerous awards for his illusion cake prowess.
Sustainability 2.0 Conference to be held on Tuesday, Oct. 24 in Alumni Memorial Union
Marquette’s ESG conference draws hundreds of industry professionals from across the Midwest.
Dr. Marianne Bertrand to speak at this year’s Marburg Lecture on Friday, Nov. 10
The Marburg economics lecture will host one of the most-cited female economists in the world.
Marquette Business dean recognized as Wisconsin Titan 100 business leader for second consecutive year
Tim Hanley, the Acting Keyes Dean of Business Administration, was part of the first class of the Titan 100 in 2022-23 and is returning this year.
Avoiding the popularity trap: Marquette Business professors give tips on avoiding envy-driven purchases
Algorithms target college students with bait for envy-driven purchasing. Marquette Business professors share their expertise to protect students.
Time capsule buried in Straz Hall offers insight into life at Marquette in 1950
Construction crews found a time capsule from almost 75 years ago while working on renovations to David A. Straz, Jr. Hall