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Give Marquette Day ends at midnight on March 5
Tuesday, March 5, marks the university’s seventh annual Give Marquette Day. This 24-hour fundraising event brings the Marquette community together to build additional support for the people, places and programs that create a transformative Marquette education. March 5 is also the last day for faculty and staff to participate in the Community Campaign. Gifts of…
What to know about Marquette’s new mobile device security measures
We know you have questions about this new technology, and we are here to answer them.
Marquette’s Institute for Women’s Leadership announces 2024 Transformational Leaders awards
The leaders will be honored at the IWL Gala on March 7.
Two Marquette engineering student teams earn first place in wastewater treatment solutions design competition
Earlier this month, two teams of Marquette engineering students applied their skills to meet the needs of real communities in Central States Water Environment Association (CSWEA)’s fifth Annual Midwest Student Design Competition. Each team tackled a unique challenge prompted by CSWEA and earned first place in their respective categories. In the Global Water Stewardship category,…
Former Cardinal Stritch faculty member, students embrace silver lining after closure
Dr. Eric Dimmitt had called Cardinal Stritch University his work home for nine years when the private school announced on April 10 that it was shuttering its campus. For the last three years he was associate dean of the Kellner College of Education, Literacy and Leadership. Dimmitt, like hundreds of employees and nearly 1,200 students,…
For Junior Cadougan, the circle is the key
Years after fleeing a troubled neighborhood and achieving academic and basketball success at Marquette, Junior Cadougan is back where it all began. In his bid to guide them in philosophy, basketball and the meaning of team, he led a group of young athletes from his old streets on a pilgrimage to his alma mater.
A pillar of excellence: Marquette’s biological sciences department sets high bar for faculty research and undergraduate experiences
Marquette’s biological sciences professors are leading novel, well-funded research in their individual disciplines — and have been inviting undergraduate students into the lab as early as their first year to assist and learn along the way.
Marquette’s Blue & Gold Brewing LLC announces first coffee offerings in new partnership with Stone Creek Coffee
Blue & Gold Brewing LLC is releasing its first coffee products in a recently formed partnership with Stone Creek Coffee, just in time for the holiday season.
Marquette making commitment to incoming students amid FAFSA delay
Marquette and the Offices of Undergraduate Admissions and Student Financial Aid are working to support students in their college search process.
Commencement spotlight: From a curious first-year student to an environmental engineering expert
When Dr. Kassidy O’Malley first started at Marquette as an environmental engineering major in the Opus College of Engineering, she was not convinced that engineering, or even Marquette University, would be the right fit. Like many new college students, she had a natural skepticism about the many possible paths ahead, but took a chance on…