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Marquette-affiliated project named finalist in inaugural NSF Innovation Engines competition
Marquette is one of about 50 partners on the project.
2024-25 tuition, room and board rates announced
Delivering a world-class, transformative Catholic, Jesuit education and a fulfilling, dynamic co-curricular experience is our top priority at Marquette University.
Marquette named best nursing college in Wisconsin in student choice awards
Students and alumni voted Marquette as Wisconsin’s best nursing school in the Nurse.org Student Choice Awards
Anytime Meal Plan rates will be decreased for fall 2020 semester
As announced last month, the university has adjusted the 2020-21 Academic Calendar to address a predicted resurgence of the coronavirus in late fall 2020. Under these calendar changes, courses will start a few days earlier in the fall and in-person instruction will conclude prior to Thanksgiving. In the spring semester, classes will start a week…
Some campus trees will be replaced
Facilities Planning and Management will begin work today to replace several maple trees along the Wisconsin Avenue median, which have been damaged by native wildlife. Infestation mitigation measures will be taken to protect these new trees. Over the summer, the team will also replace a number of ash trees near the Haggerty Museum of Art,…
Beyond MU webinar: ‘Business Continuity PLAN-demic’ is June 11
Beyond MU: Lifelong Learning will host a webinar titled “Business Continuity PLAN-demic” on Thursday, June 11, from noon to 12:45 p.m. CT. Presented by Jeffrey Wuest, Bus Ad ‘89, CEO and president of SynFiny Advisors and Matteo Arena, chair and associate professor of finance at Marquette, the webinar will focus on how companies can prepare for and respond to business continuity planning…
Dr. Dan Scholz launches new Catholic Schools and Parishes Initiative at Marquette
Dr. Dan Scholz returns to Marquette as the director of a new initiative focusing on Catholic schools and parishes. This revenue-generating initiative is focused on providing ongoing education to lay leaders in local parishes as well as Catholic school teachers and leaders.
Taking charge: Nursing students hold leadership positions in Graduate Student Organization
Students in the DE MSN program bring unique perspective to grad school student government.
Marquette University mourns the loss of former engineering dean Dr. Stanley Jaskolski
The Marquette community is mourning the loss of Dr. Stanley V. Jaskolski, Opus Dean Emeritus of the Opus College of Engineering.
2023: The year in Marquette Business news
2023 was an exciting year for the College of Business Administration. Here are the biggest highlights from the year that was.