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Good Neighbors
While Marquette University has been part of Milwaukee since 1881, throughout this time, change, too, has been continuous on and around campus. The Law School’s move from Sensenbrenner Hall to the brand-new Eckstein Hall in 2010 may stand out. Yet more recently, within the past year alone, the Law School has seen some changes in…
2025 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Marquette student using ‘dental Spanish’ to bridge gaps to care — and build community
As a kid, Jonathan Koby was never afraid of the dentist like so many are. In fact, he enjoyed those visits. “It was just a friendly place for me,” Koby says. It helped that his mom worked the front desk at an orthodontics office in Green Bay. Later, when he got to high school, Koby…
Marquette graduates are more likely to find a more fulfilled, ideal life. Here’s why.
Graduates of Catholic universities are more likely to report an ideal life and stronger sense of direction, weigh morality in decision-making, and find greater social and community fulfillment than secular college graduates, a recent study found. The 2024 study, commissioned by Texas’s St. Mary’s University and conducted by research company YouGov, examined key outcomes in…
Concrete canoes, steel bridges and professional connections: highlights from a civil engineering symposium co-hosted by Marquette
Milwaukee is a natural playground for civil engineering students who are eager to design, build and maintain structures and systems to serve communities. With Milwaukee’s globally recognized infrastructure, hotbed of new urban construction and abundant natural resources, there is plenty to inspire and educate future engineering leaders. This atmosphere made Milwaukee a perfect fit as…
Updates related to federal actions affecting Marquette
The university will continue to provide updates for the campus community.
Marquette University Police Department celebrates 10 years
MUPD has strengthened bonds with the Near West Side community, the Milwaukee Police department and the city.
How anxious is today’s generation? Marquette’s Intersection faculty conversation
How much strain are today’s young people feeling? Quite a bit, unfortunately. National statistics say rates of depression and anxiety have soared, while closer to home, admissions officers revealed that one in three applicants to Marquette this year referred to mental health struggles in their personal essays. As parents, educators and students themselves have searched…
2025 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Rising high with new support and strong roots: civil engineering graduate Vince Salvador’s journey from Saipan to Marquette
When Vince Salvador talks about his home in Saipan, he details the clear blue Pacific Ocean waters, perfect warm weather, delicious home-cooked Filipino food, and a tight-knit island community that is always around for support and friendship. Naturally, moving to Milwaukee to attend Marquette University felt different – a 15-hour time difference from family, snowy…
Marquette student becomes first Wade Scholar live on The TODAY Show with Jenna & Friends
‘My jaw dropped because I just wasn’t expecting that’
Preceptors: ‘Marquette students hit the ground running’
Every year, students at various points in their academic careers disperse into clinics or hospitals ready to embark on their fieldwork as guided by expert preceptors — professionals in the industry that instruct students with hands-on training. The experience helps students inch closer to graduation and their professional certification. And every year, preceptors within Marquette’s…