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Celebrate excellence Alumni Awards recipients took different paths to extraordinary achievement.
Gather us In
Now there's a way for students to try their hands at ministry.
Commencing For most it meant four years, 128 credits, a small army of highlighter markers and a huge sense of accomplishment — and relief.
Clean-up crew Students can't believe New Orleans still looks like this, many months after Katrina.
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Do you take this man? Alumna Cathy McSweeny and Mario Costantini, Arts '77, stood before Dr. Curtis Carter's philosophy class as the bride and groom in a mock wedding ceremony.
Head of the class When Ann Stadler, CPMP, CJPA '92, was a communication major, an internship at a PR agency was a launching pad for her career.
Always Floss In case her dream of dancing on Broadway fizzled. Marilyn Braddock's, Arts '77, father insisted she go to college. His insight was prescient.
Scientists join efforts Marquette faculty along with faculty from partner institutions will participate in research funded by the Biomedical Technology Alliance totaling $650,000 in grants.
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President Robert Wild, S.J. Spearheaded by the Department of Education, an effort is now afoot to institute national uniform testing standards to evaluate the effectiveness of universities in educating students.
Michael Wilson celebrates Glenn "Doc" Rivers' last-second shot that sealed a victory over Notre Dame in the game at the Mecca on Jan. 10.
