Marquette Business
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
Developing leaders: Marquette Center for Real Estate hosts high school students for summer immersion experience
More than a dozen high school students spent the last week of a fleeting Milwaukee July the way one might expect: making new friends, exploring the city and taking in a baseball game at Franklin Field. However, they do plenty of other things that don’t align with a typical 16-year-old’s summer, such as touring commercial…
Marquette EMBA places 26th in “Poets and Quants” rankings
Marquette’s EMBA jumped 11 spots to No. 26 on the 2023 edition of “Poets and Quants EMBA rankings”
HR Career Education and Networking Night, Oct. 3
Join the Human Resources Management Organization for a panel discussion with industry HR leaders on Tuesday, Oct. 3, in O’Brien 150.
Where business happens – O’Brien Hall a hub for Milwaukee business
The Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall opened in January with the vision of becoming a hub for the region’s business community. In just a few months, it’s emerged as the place where the city does business.
Fiserv CFO shaped by faith, family and his Marquette experience: A Q&A with Bob Hau
Bob Hau’s Marquette business education helped him reach the top of his industry and influenced the most important decision of his life.
Newly minted as its own major, AIM enters new era
Accelerating Ingenuity in Markets is now a major in the College of Business, a move will secure AIM’s status as an innovation leader.
Spots available for Friday, Sept. 29 commercial banking field trip to Chicago
Business students are invited to learn more about commercial banking on an outing to leading Chicago banks.