Graduate student Mariam Ali is attempting to highlight Middle Eastern and South Asian cultures through clothing apparel. She incorporates the cultures into designs through her Student-Made Marquette business...
Members of the Marquette community gathered in the Lunda Room of the Alumni Memorial Union Feb. 19 to indulge in free Mediterranean food and open up about how their faiths have affected their daily lives...
Since 1951, between Feb. 16 - Feb. 24, universities and organizations celebrate "Engineers Week" by hosting several different events, each to highlight the importance and celebrate what it means to be...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• February 20, 2024
Stipend increases for graduate students, updates on the fiscal year 2024 budget shortfall, Higher Learning Commission reaffirmation results and reorganization for the Office of the Provost were announced...
Sophia Tiedge, Executive News Editor
• February 20, 2024
Construction on David A. Straz Jr. Hall is expecting to be completed by this summer. The Marquette Wire had the opportunity to tour the construction site.
The new facility will allow the program to...
After eight years at Marquette University, Doug Woods, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and the Dean of the Graduate School, is leaving to be the next provost at another Jesuit institution, Loyola University...
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• February 20, 2024
The National Investment Banking Competition is the biggest student banking competition of its kind globally, attracting over 400 undergraduate and graduate teams from all over the world. The competition...
This year in an effort to honor the work of Fredrick Douglass, Marquette hosted a Transcribe-a-thon in the Raynor Memorial library on Douglass Day, Feb. 14.
Douglass Day is a nationally celebrated...
Mia Thurow, Executive News Editor
• February 13, 2024
Tragedy struck for one Marquette professor less than a year after the birth of her son, but the way she channeled her grief to make a change in the medical research field has impacted the lives of millions.
Callie...
At the start of his career, George Cashman, professor of finance, was not a specialist in real estate. He was just a researcher for a mutual fund until one day a friend of his came into his office.
"[He]...
Fork Farms, a hydroponics manufacturer, is partnering with Marquette to bring fresh and healthy food to campus on an accessible and sustainable level. Based in Ashwaubenon, Wisconsin, this technology,...
Marquette Mission and Ministry recently celebrated its annual "Mission Week" from Feb.4 to Feb.9.
This year’s Mission Week theme- ‘Act with faith’- goes hand-in-hand with Mission and Ministry’s...