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On busy Milwaukee waters, a Marquette family makes waves
There are few surer signs of summer in Milwaukee than the sound of drawbridge bells dinging along the city’s three rivers and the sight of boats on Lake Michigan. If you’re taking a stroll on the Milwaukee RiverWalk or anywhere near the lake, you’ll likely see all kinds of watercraft — from a single-person kayak…
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…
Time of Impact, Time to Rise
The Time to Rise campaign inspired the Marquette community to give like never before — an $801 million outpouring that expands what’s possible for the university and its students.
Enabling the best of Marquette: Inside the world of university ITS
When Laurie Panella looks at Marquette, she sees a city within a city. When factoring in students, faculty, staff and contractors, the university is almost 15,000 people: larger than some Milwaukee suburbs. Contained in those thousands of people are diverse technological needs: everything from Microsoft Office to learning delivery software to tuition payment processing. “I…
2025 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Striving for excellence: Two brothers to graduate with seven Marquette Business majors between them
When Cristian and Juan Pablo “JP” Vargas hear their names called in succession at Marquette’s undergraduate Commencement ceremony May 10, they certainly won’t be the first brothers to graduate in the same class from the university. They may, however, set a record for most combined majors between two siblings. Seven. Cristian and JP will graduate…
Climbing the lattice of success: Alumna Kathryn Campbell uses Marquette Business’ principles to guide change at Clarios
When Kathryn Campbell arrived on Marquette’s campus, she had a career goal in mind: make $40,000 a year. “I remember thinking that if I could just make $40,000 per year, I would be set for life,” Campbell says. “Let’s just say inflation and experience changed that perspective.” It was nonetheless a motivating goal for a young woman…
Marquette finds innovation in corporate collaborations
Marquette aims to create mutually beneficial and sustainable partnerships by taking a holistic approach to corporate engagement.
Sister Anne Arabome spotlights women of St. Ignatius’ life in new book
Somewhere between Sister Anne Arabome’s own experience with St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Spiritual Exercises and her journey with women who were on their own pilgrimage to discover God, the associate director of the Faber Center found inspiration for her recently published book, “Why Do You Trouble This Woman?”
Engineers Week 2025 at Marquette celebrates creativity and community
Alongside the nation’s annual celebration of National Engineers Week, Marquette’s engineering community gathers each year for a week of events and activities to celebrate the engineering profession. Marquette’s Engineers Week (E-Week) 2025, held from Feb. 10-15, brought together students, faculty, staff and alumni for a variety of professional development opportunities, friendly competitions and social events.…