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U.S. News releases 2022 ‘Best Graduate Schools’ rankings; several Marquette programs move up
U.S. News and World Report recently released its 2022 “Best Graduate School” rankings, and several Marquette programs moved up in rankings, particularly those in business, nursing, engineering and law. The Graduate School of Management’s executive MBA program earned the No. 15 spot in its category, up from No. 16 the previous year. Similarly, the school’s…
2021 Marquette University/No Studios Filmmaker Fellowship recipients announced
Kaleigh Atkinson and Marquise Mays were named the recipients of the 2021 Marquette University/No Studios Filmmaker Fellowships for emerging or early-career filmmakers. These fellowships are intended to provide a significant impact on their career trajectory. Atkinson received the Social Justice Fellowship targeted for a project that will explore a social issue. “We are pleased to work with…
COVID-19 Update: Remote learning extended, Commencement postponed and other key decisions
Dear Marquette community: As we start our first full week of remote learning and working, we want to thank you for your continued patience as we move the university forward amid this unprecedented set of circumstances. Given changing guidance from the State of Wisconsin and the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, we are…
Bangladesh Student Association launches GoFundMe to support Avijit Hira’s family
As the university continues to mourn the loss of student Avijit Hira, the Bangladesh Student Association (BSA) at Marquette has launched a GoFundMe to help support Avijit’s family during this difficult time. The Marquette community is encouraged to support this effort by donating online. Any amount is appreciated. About Avijit Avijit was an instructor, a…
We Are All Marquette: A First-Generation Reflection
In honor of First-generation Student Week, Andrea García shares a reflection about her Marquette experience as a first-gen student and how she went from being an aspiring engineer to realizing her true vocation: to be a bilingual speech language pathologist.
Getting to know student Ivan Moreno in honor of First-generation Student Week
In honor of First-generation Student Week, Marquette Today is featuring Ivan Moreno, a first-generation student who is proud to share his story, why he chose Marquette and what his plans are post-graduation. First-generation students make up 22% of the undergraduate population at Marquette. Marquette is celebrating First-gen Week Nov. 2-6 as part of the national…
Marquette University Names Ian Gonzalez As New Vice President For Finance
Marquette alumnus joins university from locally based Briggs & Stratton
Rev. Steven Avella honored with Haggerty Research Award
Rev. Steven Avella is a professor of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences. He is also the the 2020 recipient of the Haggerty Research Award. The Lawrence G. Haggerty Faculty Award for Research Excellence recognizes scholarly distinction at Marquette University. The award is Marquette’s highest honor for research and scholarship. A full-time…
Dr. Sarah Feldner named next permanent dean of Diederich College of Communication
Dr. Sarah Feldner, acting dean of the Diederich College of Communication, has been named to the permanent position, Provost Kimo Ah Yun announced today. Feldner, who was named acting dean in November 2018, was previously the college’s associate dean for graduate studies and research. The new role is effective immediately. “For the past 18 months, Dr.…
Marquette University Receives Graduate Assistance Grant For Department Of Biological Sciences
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University’s Department of Biological Sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences has received a $608,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education to establish a Graduate Assistance in Areas of National Need (GAANN) Program. The GAANN Fellowship award supports four individuals for up to three years. This will be used…