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Understanding the symbols and traditions of Marquette’s presidential inauguration
The inauguration ceremony for Dr. Kimo Ah Yun as Marquette University’s 25th president will be steeped in tradition — much of which dates back hundreds of years.
Faculty honored at Père Marquette Dinner 2024
Four Marquette faculty members were honored with the university’s highest teaching honor, the Teaching Excellence Award, and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 65th Annual Père Marquette Dinner.
Senior Lecturer John Chisholm introduces himself
John Chisholm previously served as Milwaukee County district attorney.
The boomerang crew — athletic training graduates return for professional roles with Marquette Athletics
Noel Kruse and Eric Khondaker traveled different roads that led both to earn master’s degrees in Marquette’s Athletic Training program. Each graduated from the program with the same mission: to come back and work at their alma mater someday. “I basically said, ‘Hey, I’m a local kid. I want to be in DI athletics. If…
Digital media students find their talents much in demand
Even before he graduated from Marquette this spring, digital media major Collin Nawrocki already had an impressive resume as a video producer. For three years, he interned for Marquette Athletics, creating photo and video content under fast-paced conditions for the men’s basketball team; he was a graphics intern at Plum Media, a Milwaukee-based video production…
Marquette wins two Collegiate Advertising Awards
The Office of Marketing and Communication received two awards from the Collegiate Advertising Awards.
Faculty honored at 2024 Père Marquette Dinner
Four Marquette faculty members were honored with the university’s highest teaching honor, the Teaching Excellence Award, and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 65th Annual Père Marquette Dinner.
Dr. Colleen Lawton honored as Alumna of Year at Marquette 2024 Alumni National Awards
Colleen Lawton is the former residency program director at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Department of Radiation Oncology.
Marquette graduates are more likely to find a fulfilled, ideal life. Here’s why.
Graduates of Catholic universities are more likely to report an ideal life and stronger sense of direction, weigh morality in decision-making, and find greater social and community fulfillment than secular college graduates, a recent study found. The 2024 study, commissioned by Texas’s St. Mary’s University and conducted by research company YouGov, examined key outcomes in…