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Alumnus named new director of innovation at the 707 Hub
Patrick Monahan is a 2005 graduate of the College of Heath Sciences.
President of James W. Foley Legacy Foundation Diane Foley to serve as Marquette’s 2025 Commencement speaker
Writer and artist Dr. Anne Basting will speak at Graduate School and Graduate School of Management ceremony.
New benefit: Financial wellness services with Francis LLC
Marquette understands that wellness isn’t just physical – it’s financial too. In response to employee interest in more tools and resources to help with financial planning, Human Resources is introducing a new benefit with financial wellness services from Francis LLC. This benefit connects you with financial planners who educate, advise and coach on any money…
Dr. Doug Woods named provost at Loyola University Chicago, will leave Marquette at end of semester
Woods reorganized the Graduate School with a renewed focus on student recruitment.
Expanded wellness classes and offerings on third floor of Wellness + Helfaer Recreation facility
Staff in Marquette’s Wellness + Helfaer Recreation facility provide expert clinical care and holistic wellness experiences so every Marquette student can thrive. The facility is rooted in the Ignatian value of cura personalis (care for the whole person) and that caring for yourself across a physical, emotional, spiritual and social domains supports both academic and…
Marquette University mourns the loss of Rev. Albert R. Thelen, S.J.
Marquette University mourns the loss of Rev. Albert R. “Bert” Thelen, S.J., former director of campus ministry.
‘Pause for Paradise’: Marketing students deliver brand campaign for Calypso Lemonade
Business students bring their creative ideas to capstone project for college partner Calypso Lemonade.
President Ah Yun describes his path to Marquette’s presidency — and the path to Marquette’s future
Kimo Ah Yun calls his personal history an “underdog story.”
Law School faculty spotlight: Prof. Nathaniel Hammons
A decade ago, Nathan Hammons recognized a critical gap in the marketplace — entrepreneurs and small businesses who lack access to affordable legal services.
2025-26 tuition, housing and food rates announced
To that end, the Marquette University Board of Trustees has approved smaller tuition and housing and food increases than last year.