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A Career Built on ‘a Strong Public Service Ethos’
Diane Sykes says she owes everything she has accomplished to her parents. Her father, Gerald Schwerm, was a civil engineer with a master’s degree in public administration. He was named village manager of the Milwaukee suburb of Brown Deer in 1966 and played a central role in developing the village. He later became transportation and…
Sign up for Graduate Student Poster Competition, Feb. 11
The Graduate School Research Poster Competition showcases and celebrates the top contributions from doctoral and master’s student research across campus. This is an excellent opportunity for graduate students to gain experience presenting to both a research and non-specialist audience. The event will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 11, in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms from 1 p.m. until…
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.
Graduate Student Poster Competition, registration open
The Graduate School Research Poster Competition will showcase and celebrate the top contributions from both doctoral and master’s student research across campus. This is an excellent opportunity for graduate students to gain experience presenting to both a research and non-specialist audience. The event will take place on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, in the AMU Ballrooms from…
Experiential learning in criminology courses
In the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, students benefit from learning directly from professionals actively working in their fields.
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…
Voting for Staff Senate elections now open
Voting for Marquette University’s Staff Senate is open now through Friday, June 27.
Faculty honored at 2026 Père Marquette Dinner
Five Marquette faculty members were recognized with the university’s highest teaching honor and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 67th Annual Père Marquette Dinner, Thursday, April 30, in the AMU Monaghan Ballrooms. In recognition of their demonstrated ability to inspire students to grow in knowledge and scholarship for the glory…
Louisiana’s ‘Let Teachers Teach’ Plan Strikes a Chord
Illustrations by Robert Neubecker This is a sidebar to a longer essay, “What if . . . K–12 Education Reform Efforts Focused on Making Teaching Jobs More Doable?“ Louisiana as a leader in education improvement? The idea would have drawn guffaws for many years. The state had some of the weakest K–12 education records in…
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…