Eight years after the university’s Gender Equity Task Force disbanded, many believe Marquette has made significant progress toward eliminating the gap between male and female faculty members’ salaries.

The university will offer $84 million in tax-exempt bonds for investors to purchase starting Wednesday. The bonds convert previously issued variable rate bonds into fixed rate bonds. Robert W. Baird & Co. is an underwriter for the offering, according to a university announcement last week. The $84 million offering is to refinance three separate bond [...]

Amid performances in places like Belgium, Rwanda and Switzerland, Rwandan playwright Diogène Ntarindwa has found time to stop at Marquette for four weeks.

With the planned retirement of one dean and the continued vacancy of another position, search committees have begun the process of finding new deans for the College of Engineering and the College of Arts & Sciences.

Admissions up 9 percent from 2008; one new major, two new minors also approved at the meeting Faculty grappled with how to approach the use of adjuncts at Marquette during the Academic Senate meeting Monday afternoon. Angela Sorby, an associate professor of English and chair of the Committee on Academic Policies and Issues, presented a [...]