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A message from College of Nursing Dean Jill Guttormson
Dear Marquette Nursing community, I hope you all had a pleasant summer with opportunities to rest and enjoy the company of friends and family. I’m very excited to welcome students back on campus for the 2025-26 academic year. Classes started just a day or two ago and I can already tell it’s going to be…
Marquette launches Charting Our Course, a national journey introducing President Ah Yun
Marquette University is proud to launch Charting Our Course — a coast-to-coast journey to introduce President Kimo Ah Yun to alumni, parents and friends while charting a bold course for the university’s future. Building on the inspiration of his spring inauguration, the initiative will share President Ah Yun’s vision for the years ahead, rooted in…
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..
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…
Class of 2021 reports 94% full-time employment, graduate school or other service position
Marquette University reports that 94% of its 2020-21 bachelor’s degree recipients are either employed full-time or enrolled in graduate/professional school, part of a service program or are active military, according to the annual Undergraduate First-Destination Survey conducted by the Office of Institutional Research and Analysis. Marquette’s employment rate 10 years after graduation is 95.55%. Based on Department…
9 things you didn’t know about Marquette University
As Marquette University’s men’s basketball team competes in its 51st postseason appearance in program history (which puts them in the top 10 among all Division I programs), here are 9 things you didn’t know about the home of the ninth-seeded Golden Eagles: 1. We’re ranked 6th in the country for job placement. Marquette was ranked…
Men’s basketball team prepares for NCAA Tournament; women’s basketball hosting WNIT
Marquette men’s basketball is back in the NCAA Tournament, while the women’s basketball team will play in and host the first round of the WNIT. Men’s basketball sendoff Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. The men’s basketball team is making its 34th all-time tournament appearance and first under head coach Shaka Smart after securing an at-large berth.…
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…
The power of intellectual joy for the future of women at work, May 3
Gather with the Institute for Women’s Leadership on Wednesday, May 3, at noon in the Eisenberg Reading Room of Sensenbrenner Hall for a workshop on the power of intellectual joy for the future of women at work. This workshop, led by IWL Co-Director Dr. Melissa Shew, will equip participants with action steps and includes a…
The Toilet Paper Dilemma: Managing the national and global supply chains amid a pandemic
By Dr. Doug Fisher, associate professor emeritus of practice; retired director of the Center for Supply Chain Management A month ago, and for a few years prior, I thought times were really interesting and exciting. Changes in the geopolitical landscape (U.S.-China relations) were already forcing companies to rethink their global supply chains, the emerging digital…