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Student-Made Marquette seeking opinions on Marquette shopping preferences
Student-Made Marquette seeks opinions on what products Marquette students and faculty would like to see from their talented artists.
Marquette College of Nursing opens doors to new home in Straz Hall
The College of Nursing has officially welcomed its students into its new home in the reimagined David A. Straz, Jr., Hall at the start of this semester.
Prepare to vote: Get your Marquette Voter ID card before registering
Marquette students who meet the eligibility requirements to vote in Wisconsin can apply for their Marquette Voter ID Card at Union Station.
Marquette University’s ‘Time to Rise’ campaign surpasses $800 million
Largest comprehensive fundraising campaign in university history boosts scholarships, campus-wide resources.
Marquette to begin rollout of new mobile device security measures
Information Technology Services will begin rolling out new mobile device security measures this summer and fall.
Undocu-Ally Week: A reflection from an anonymous Marquette Dreamer
As part of Undocu-Ally Week, we’ve asked undocumented students to share their stories and explain what it means to have support from the Marquette community.
Expanding access to computer science education: Marquette University’s role in leading change
Computer science provides an understanding of the foundational principles and techniques used to solve real problems with software. This fall, Marquette University will be taking center stage in an effort to expand access to computer science education across Wisconsin and beyond. CSforALL will host its eighth annual national Computer Science for All conference Oct 23-25 in…
Prepare to vote: Get your Marquette Voter ID card before registering
Students can apply for their Marquette Voter ID Card at Union Station.
Indigenous Peoples Day: Reflecting on, acknowledging Marquette’s deep connection to Native peoples
Marquette’s rich history is incomplete without acknowledging the university’s location among the lands and waterways of the Milwaukee area’s Indigenous nations. On this Indigenous Peoples Day, we reflect on the progress made to better honor and celebrate these connections and the work yet to be done.
Back to school — Milwaukee newsroom leaders mentor Marquette student journalists
Greg Borowski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Tim Vetscher of TMJ4 work overtime to improve local news coverage — while mentoring journalism students at their alma mater.