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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…
Near West Side Appreciative Inquiry Summit tailored actions for brighter future
In the summer of 2021, a three-day Appreciative Inquiry Summit was held in Milwaukee to explore action for a brighter future for the Near West Side. Near West Side Partners Inc. brought a diverse set of community stakeholders together, including business owners and government officials, to discuss the future of Milwaukee’s Near West Side. Over…
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.…
Spring Break meets science: Experiencing research in Switzerland
In the Klinger College of Arts and Sciences, learning opportunities extend far beyond the classroom.
Civic Dialogues: Budgeting Milwaukee’s Future, Jan. 24
Civic Dialogues will host a roundtable dialogue on Milwaukee’s financial troubles and fiscal future with Rob Henken, president of the Wisconsin Public Policy Forum, on Tuesday, Jan. 24, from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in AMU 163. Register online.
K-12 schools need more special education teachers — how Marquette is answering that call
Awareness about special learning needs in K-12 classrooms has evolved significantly over the past two decades across the U.S. Educators — with support from the university-based teacher education programs that train them — have developed more precise methods and language for identifying the needs of individual students. In response, many new supports and tools are now available…
Roots of the Living Tree
Matching respect for the letter of the law with an understanding of changing times is central to constitutional interpretation in Canada
A message from Diederich College of Communication Acting Dean Kati Berg
Dear friends of the Diederich College of Communication: As we bring another academic year to a close, I find myself reflecting not only on where we have been but also where we are headed. Our field continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and preparing our students for that future requires vision, adaptability and collaboration.…
‘Behind the Bells’ documentary takes a closer look at a Marquette tradition through the eyes of students
In the fall of 2024, students from Kris Holodak’s Advanced Production class in the Diederich College of Communication turned their lens toward a singular figure on campus: Dr. Mark Konewko. A faculty member in the Diederich College of Communication and the university’s official carillonneur, Konewko was the subject of the short documentary created entirely by…