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Marquette University faculty voiced concerns about how possible college restructuring models could negatively impact their colleges at a Nov. 17 Academic Senate Meeting.

A new Marquette Law School Poll shows some warning signs for Wisconsin Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The poll, released Nov. 18, surveyed 1,052 adults across the United States, including 903 registered voters.

Amidst ongoing campuswide conversations about Securing our Future, college restructuring and Marquette’s future as a university, Acting Provost Sarah Feldner and University Academic Senate chair Paul Gasser sat down with the Marquette Wire to provide updates and clarity surrounding concerns that faculty, staff and students have about the college restructuring initiative and the wider efforts involved with Securing our Future.

As the Splunk Partner Technical Manager dedicated to AWS in the EMEA region, I had the privilege of leading two transformative workshops that

Marquette’s newest provost, Debbie Tahmassebi, is diving headfirst into her new role.

As Wisconsin is less than two weeks away from yet another election, appeals court judges Chris Taylor and Maria Lazar are both vying to replace retiring conservative State Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Bradley.

Wisconsin Appeals Court Judge Chris Taylor has been elected the newest member of the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Power will be temporarily cut to several campus buildings on the evening of April 16 for crews to install a generator that will restore power to Carpenter Tower following an outage caused by severe storms and torrential downpours on April 15.

The restructuring proposals that were rolled out in the Fall 2025 semester are no longer being considered, provost Debbie Tahmassebi announced at the April 20 University Academic Senate Meeting.

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