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The Boundaries of Law and Politics
Wisconsin’s 2020 redistricting cycle was long, bitterly contested, and subject to dramatic reversals of fortune. Yet perhaps the most unusual feature of the whole process was how it ended in 2024: with a legislative redistricting plan passed by Republican legislators and signed by a Democratic governor. Redistricting of the state legislature by divided political branches…
TIAA retirement plan updates and financial planning opportunities
With compound interest, contributing a little more to your retirement plan now can make a difference over time. You can automatically increase your contribution to your retirement plan every year by 1% or 2% — or whatever percent you choose. To select an “auto increase” option, go to the TIAA portal. Remember that our TIAA…
Compass in hand: President Kimo Ah Yun’s remarkable pathway in life and higher education
Find your compass. The phrase has been visible on campus this spring, featured on websites and printed in thousands of programs for the inauguration of Dr. Kimo Ah Yun as the 25th president of Marquette. Before it became part of the theme for the event — Open Your Heart. Find Your Compass. Change the World…
Modern Master’s
The master’s program in biomedical sciences provides students with an introduction to real-world labs and their processes.
Begin your master’s as an undergraduate through Accelerated Degree Programs
Accelerated Degree Programs allow current undergraduate students to continue on for a master’s degree after completing their bachelor’s degree.
Choose your own adventure: How an engineering Ph.D. graduate is shaping the future in industry and at the front of the classroom
A true problem solver, Dr. Kassidy O’Malley has discovered that the solution to enjoying the best of both worlds is knowing what is best for her. O’Malley, a bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral alumna of Marquette’s Opus College of Engineering, is carving a dual path in industry and teaching that is guided by her clear vision,…
Oluwaferanmi Dahunsi: From Ibadan to Marquette, exploring culture, communication and connection
As universities across the United States celebrate International Education Week from Nov. 17–21, Marquette is highlighting the experiences of international graduate students who enrich campus life. Today, the Graduate School features Oluwaferanmi Dahunsi, a master’s student in Communication, whose journey from Nigeria to Milwaukee is a story of resilience, curiosity and community. Born and raised…
Board of Graduate Studies approves new specializations for MBA, Master’s in Management programs
Students in the Graduate School of Management will have more specialization options than ever before.
Nursing instructor brings service learning to students through Boys and Girls Club partnership
Students in Dr. Laurel Marek’s class partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of Kenosha for a community health project.
Financial wellness and employee benefits that support it
With annual enrollment for employee benefits right around the corner, it is a great time to evaluate some of the university’s benefits that especially support financial wellness.