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Housing as a human right? How a Jesuit priest challenges future real estate leaders
Rev. Michael McNulty, S.J., is far from the typical guest speaker, but his housing justice talk is a yearly highlight.
Panel discussion finds heart, hope, compass of Jesuit education in Milwaukee
Leaders from Milwaukee’s four Jesuit schools participated an hourlong panel discussion.
Giorgio Armani’s fashion heritage and cultural heritage preservation
Mr. Armani clearly had safeguarding his fashion legacy in mind over the past few years as he prepared for his brand’s 50th anniversary.
Marquette participating in Mission Priority Examen; Drs. Stephanie Quade, Bill Fliss to co-chair effort
Marquette is participating in the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities Mission Priority Examen process during the 2025-26 academic year, culminating with a site visit in 2027.
The legacy of Giorgio Armani: fashion heritage between intellectual property rights and cultural heritage
Felicia Caponigri assesses how the Armani fashion show indicates how Giorgio Armani controlled his fashion heritage alongside of and beyond the brand’s intellectual property rights in the fashion he created.
Future of the field: A Q&A with Mike Ahmad, director of clinical engineering in the Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering
In Spring 2023, the Opus College of Engineering welcomed Mike Ahmad to campus as the Opus College’s new director of clinical engineering, specifically to lead programs and initiatives for the Marquette University and Medical College of Wisconsin Joint Department of Biomedical Engineering. Ahmad brings with him three decades of experience as a biomedical engineer and…
Honoring Michael Rhodes Lovell, Ph.D. | March 20, 1967-June 9, 2024
Michael Rhodes Lovell was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on March 20, 1967, to Susan Rhodes and Herbert Lovell. At the age of nine, he moved to Meadville, Pennsylvania. After high school, he traveled ninety miles south to attend the University of Pittsburgh. Junior year, Mike met Amy, a freshman, on Valentine’s Day weekend. That night,…
The future of EV Technology: a research Q&A with Dr. Ayman EL-Refaie
Electric vehicles are becoming a regular sight on highways around the U.S. and electrification is being adopted in more industries and communities every year, but there are still opportunities for the technology to become more accessible, sustainable and secure. Engineers at Marquette are working to solve problems to superpower electrification, broaden its use to more…
From monsters to metal: 10 courses you’ll still be talking about after graduation
In the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, courses are designed to spark curiosity, challenge assumptions, and stretch the way students think.
Brewing more than ideas for the future
The Shark Tank-style pitch competition hosted by the 707 Hub follows a series of workshops where student founders take their concept from idea to a business proposal.