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About Marquette

Wisconsin Private College Week @ Marquette

Plan your visit for July 12 and July 14-19 during Wisconsin Private College Week.

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MAJORS & MINORS
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SUMMER PROGRAMS
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LIVE AT MARQUETTE
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VISIT MARQUETTE
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Purpose, Passion and Identity
And a whole lot more. What do you find at the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences? No two students are alike or engage in the same experiences.That's especially true within Marquette's largest college, the Helen Way Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.

You Want a Corner Office?
It's not always easy to land that coveted internship. But Marquette students have an edge.

ShowTime: Nate Miller's
Curtain Call
"I firmly believe that if a show isn’t saying something so important that people are falling all over themselves to see it, it’s not worth doing."

First Day of Class
Katie Simet didn’t feel ready for her first day of school. She had a stomachache and her hands were shaking. She wasn’t sure she’d know the answers to any questions. But she got to school early, put on a brave face and a big smile, and hoped to make a good impression.

Building a Bridge
Between Two Worlds
This is a small bridge, only 30 feet long. A simple bridge, with a central support. A bridge design with a bug unlike anything native to Wisconsin crawling on the blueprints. Building a bridge in rural Guatemala...

The Gateway
If you want a degree that combines science, a strong sense of mission and serving others, pass through here.

You Provide the Passion,
We'll Provide the Training Ground
Two weeks ago, Martha Trevey was worrying about final papers and exams. Today, she’s busy checking patient charts on the spinal cord injury unit at Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee.