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Spring 2024 Marquette Magazine, featuring refreshed design, now available
After six years with the same design, Marquette Magazine has a refreshed look and feel.
Marquette Theatre prepares for newly commissioned work, ‘In the Cities of Refuge,’ to open Oct. 4
The play follows the residents and staff of a small-town homeless shelter as they find themselves caught in the center of a great tempest.
Stories of sports’ power to unite, uplift shared at Vatican-inspired conference hosted by Marquette
Sport at the Service of Humanity Conference is only global sport, multi-faith movement to envision a world where people ‘live like they play’
2023 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Following in their fathers’ footsteps
When Joseph E. Tierney V moves his Marquette University tassel from the left side of his graduation cap to the right on May 20, the moment will mark the culmination of a 112-year journey. He will become the fifth consecutive Joseph E. Tierney from his family to receive his degree from Marquette. The first, Joseph…
Ticketing process for 2024 undergraduate Commencement announced
Graduating students: watch your Marquette email for an RSVP form from University Special Events.
A National Marquette Day message to students from university leaders
While we enjoy this weekend of celebration, we must remain responsible.
Celebrating the Careers—and Unveiling the Portraits—of Professors Carolyn Edwards and Phoebe Williams
On April 14, 2021, Marquette University Law School unveiled the portraits of two retired faculty: Professor Carolyn M. Edwards and Professor Phoebe Weaver Williams, L’81. While the event was online, the portraits are on permanent display in Eckstein Hall. Their significance—reflecting the importance of the individuals portrayed—was suggested in the remarks at the event, which…
Marquette’s top 10 news media moments of 2022
The Office of University Relations reviews Marquette’s top 10 news media moments of the year.
Want to tell stories for sports teams, leagues or the media? A new Marquette minor will help you get there
With sports blossoming as an industry and alumni finding success in sports communication roles, the Diederich College of Communication has a new minor — and a professor with special expertise — to help students prepare for these opportunities.
100th anniversary shines spotlight on Marquette Theatre’s distinctiveness and close mentoring relationships
Accomplished theatre alumni returned to celebrate a century of theatre, 50 years in the Helfaer Theatre and beloved faculty member Deb Krajec’s 40 years at Marquette.