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  • Research spotlight: Learning from Africa’s landscape 

    Dr. Nate Lemoine, assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, discusses traveling to Africa to start researching elephant carcasses.

  • Maya Smart Book, “Reading For Our Lives,” To Benefit Bo And Candy Ellis Student Success Fund

    MILWAUKEE — Proceeds from sales of “Reading for Our Lives: A Literacy Action Plan from Birth to Six” by Maya Payne Smart, affiliated faculty of educational policy and leadership in Marquette University’s College of Education, will benefit the Bo and Candy Ellis Student Success Fund. “Reading for Our Lives” challenges the bath-book-bed mantra and the idea…

  • Ahead of the Curve

    With technology shifting the finance industry landscape, the AIM program keeps students prepared for what’s next. By Diane M. Bacha For many years, students in Marquette’s Applied Investment Management program would hear eye-popping descriptions of the finance industry’s future. Algorithmic trading, robo-investing, massive-data analysis, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, blockchain auditing — these and more disruptive technologies were…

  • Bidding for Beginners

    AIM students team up with Big Shoulders Fund to teach advanced investing skills to high schoolers. By Jennifer Walter, Comm ’19 How old were you when you first learned about the stock market? For many teens, investment education is nonexistent. Students from Marquette’s Applied Investment Management program wanted to change that fate for a group…

  • From the provost: 2020-21 Academic Calendar update

    Dear Marquette community, As we announced in April, Marquette University intends to resume campus operations this fall if governmental and medical authorities say it is safe to do so, and we are carefully developing our recovery plan that will lead to a safe, phased approach to reopening the campus in accordance with medical and government…

  • University response to economic effects of COVID-19

    Dear Marquette faculty and staff: As we enter this most holy time of year, the changes in our lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic are even more apparent, knowing we cannot gather to celebrate the Easter Triduum and services that are the hallmark of our faith. This pandemic has created many challenges for all of…

  • COVID-19 update for faculty and staff: Guidance on working remotely, student employees and campus services

    As shared in the all campus email on March 16, beginning Wednesday, March 18, university operations – where possible – will move to a remote working environment until at least April 10, at which point the university will reassess our overall situation. Below is additional guidance and information for faculty and staff related to this…

  • President Lovell’s 2022 undergraduate Commencement address

    So many of you have used your time at Marquette to transform both yourselves and the lives of others.  I’ve witnessed and heard stories from you about the ways you’ve personally grown and the ways you’ve changed the world.  To honor your class, I’d like to share a few of your stories. Emma Busig is…

  • Alumni advice for the class of 2022

    As one chapter ends, another is set to begin for the Class of 2022. There are plenty of goodbyes that come with departing campus, but it also marks the initiation into another family as a Marquette University graduate. As you prepare for the next stage of your life, here’s some helpful advice from Marquette alumni…

  • Alumni couple launches ‘Do Great Things’ initiative, first-ever scholarships awarded to Green Bay West High School students

    Thanks to the generosity of Marquette University alumni, Jim and Tracy Ryan (Arts, ’89), two Green Bay West students now have a life-changing opportunity to attend Marquette. On Wednesday, May 18, Raelea Scott and Isabella Campos-Moya became the first-ever recipients of the “Do Great Things” initiative, receiving their scholarship awards at a special ceremony at…