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Former Cardinal Stritch faculty member, students embrace silver lining after closure
Dr. Eric Dimmitt had called Cardinal Stritch University his work home for nine years when the private school announced on April 10 that it was shuttering its campus. For the last three years he was associate dean of the Kellner College of Education, Literacy and Leadership. Dimmitt, like hundreds of employees and nearly 1,200 students,…
Register for upcoming GROW courses
GROW is Marquette’s employee development program designed to foster learning and growth to help you reach your full potential.
University launches $750 million comprehensive fundraising campaign, ‘Time to Rise: The Marquette Promise to Be The Difference’
Time to Rise is largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in university history
Commercial banking students help small businesses in Central America
Students in commercial banking underwrote a loan for a small business owner in Panama, learning valuable skills along the way.
As a researcher, leader and mentor, Dr. Brooke Mayer elevates Marquette’s world-class influence on water quality
When Dr. Brooke Mayer first set foot on campus in 2012, the Opus College of Engineering was expanding its research expertise and brought Mayer on board as an additional faculty member to specialize in water quality and safety. “I honestly had never been to Wisconsin before I came to interview,” Mayer says. Having spent her…
A Marquette alum and The Smart Factory: A showcase for supply chain’s future
Deloitte’s The Smart Factory @ Wichita is a state-of-the-art facility that is advancing the future of industry.
AIM program focuses on disruptive excellence with support of alumni
Students in the AIM program get a leg up on financial careers thanks to the generosity of program alumni.
Voting for Staff Senate elections now open
Voting for Marquette University’s Staff Senate is open now through Friday, June 27.
Members of Marquette University Graduate School attend meetings in Washington D.C. to discuss new initiatives and opportunities for future collaborations
Members of the Graduate School attended the AJCU Graduate Deans Network meeting in Washington, D.C..
So Simple, So Complex, So Human
The yellow sheet of paper offers an easy-to-understand gateway into a complicated world for the ordinary renter. “Your landlord has started a court case to evict you,” it begins. Three short sections on the one-page sheet are labeled: Act. Get Informed. Get Help. The fact that, since June 2023, the sheet is being offered to…