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Father Marquette heads east: campus statue to be moved near Coughlin Hall
A recognizable fixture near the St. Joan of Arc Chapel will soon have a new home as part of a reconfigured look for Central Mall. The Father Marquette statue this week will move to the east end of the mall near Coughlin Hall and anchor that end of the newly defined Chapel Lawn, as outlined…
Sticking the landing: Student engineers impress in competitions and awards
In club-based teams and senior design projects, Marquette engineering students compete successfully against the biggest and the best, and deliver award-winning solutions to international needs.
Clarification on city health order; university continues to discuss with health department and plan for fall 2020
The university is aware that many questions remain regarding Marquette’s plans for the fall 2020 semester, some spurred by a recent article about the City of Milwaukee’s June 25 health order in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Indeed, this story, Milwaukee Public Schools’ decision to begin its term remotely, and the rise in COVID-19 positive cases…
Marquette Selects Design, Construction Management Firms For New Residence Hall Project
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University has selected a team to lead the design and construction of a new residence hall development that is scheduled to break ground later this year and open in time for the 2018-19 academic year. The team includes strong participation from firms with a presence in southeast Wisconsin coupled with national expertise…
Spring 2024 enrollment statistics available
Official spring 2024 enrollment statistics are now available.
School of Dentistry dean appointed to Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce
The task force is charged with studying the workforce challenges facing the state’s health care system.
University mourns the loss of Marion Fraleigh
Marquette University mourns the loss of Marion Fraleigh, a longtime Educational Opportunity Program administrator and grant writer.
Educating ‘STEM’ulating professionals: Generous grant provides pathway for tomorrow’s STEM teachers
When Carley Tuska was an undergraduate, the idea of taking a class on computer algorithms and data structures left her feeling intimidated and frustrated — it all seemed too complicated. Even though she was majoring in engineering, computer science was a subject in which she lacked confidence. Five years later, Tuska, a math instructional paraprofessional…