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Marquette ranked among TIME’s 2026 Best Colleges for Future Leaders
Marquette was listed among TIME magazine and Statista’s 2026 Best Colleges for Future Leaders for the second consecutive year.
Diving into ‘Dune’: First-time English course focuses on a world 20,000 years in the future
When seniors Leo Ruffolo and Brennan Wills were signing up for fall classes, an English course titled Frank Herbert’s “Dune” caught their attention. Both had read the science fiction novel and thought taking a deeper dive into the storyline and characters would be interesting. “I love ‘Dune.’ It’s one of my favorite books ever, so…
Ethical hacking: Cybersecurity in action with Chirag Malkan
Cybersecurity professionals turn to ethical hacking to protect important systems.
Choose your own adventure: How an engineering Ph.D. graduate is shaping the future in industry and at the front of the classroom
A true problem solver, Dr. Kassidy O’Malley has discovered that the solution to enjoying the best of both worlds is knowing what is best for her. O’Malley, a bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral alumna of Marquette’s Opus College of Engineering, is carving a dual path in industry and teaching that is guided by her clear vision,…
A message from ELT: Guided by Mission, Inspired to Change
Acting President and Provost Kimo Ah Yun and EVP/COO Joel Pogodzinski share a message regarding the strategic plan.
Occupational Therapy launches student-led, free clinic
On a chilly fall afternoon, occupational therapy doctorate student Parker Thompson is helping a client make a stack of pancakes in a mock apartment inside the 1700 Building on Wells Street. She’s holding the client’s gait belt to help them maintain their balance, watching every movement with a careful eye. The client goes through all the steps: mixing…
Top five reasons to study at the Les Aspin Center in Washington, D.C.
Since 1988, Marquette University’s Les Aspin Center has offered students a one-of-a-kind opportunity to live, learn and work in Washington, D.C.
Honors, Civic Dialogues Dinner on democracy and political violence, Nov. 18
The University Honors Program and the Civic Dialogues Program invite students, staff and faculty to dinner and small-group dialogue on “Securing Democracy: Understanding and Addressing Political Violence.”
Human Resources updates: Employee Handbook available in new online format
The Department of Human Resources announced several updates related to improving efficiencies and consistency.
Samurai, students and stories: lessons in history with Michael Wert
When looking at the study of history, Wert offers pieces of wisdom — advice that inspires educators and students to continue to study history.