Breaking bread and bridging divides

The Kantian Dinner Party Initiative brings strangers together to foster civil debate and dialogue in Milwaukee.

Educating Milwaukee’s future

Two Marquette University graduates dedicate themselves to engaging and…

Lifting Weights and Raising Spirits

Marquette students, faculty and alumni provide free physical…

Keeping college dreams alive

Marquette’s Assistant Financial Aid Director works overtime to increase…

Happiness, the Search for the American Dream and Lots of Cardboard

Artist-in-residence Kirsten Leenaars engages children in the search for home and happiness on Milwaukee’s Near West Side.

Branding a beacon

What’s at the heart of a diverse suburb’s identity — and how is it best marketed to the world? A group of Marquette business students lead the effort to provide answers.

The Truth About Segregation

A Q&A with Reggie Jackson, head griot of America’s Black Holocaust Museum, following Mission Week 2018: Truth and Reconciliation

Finding hope in the relay for racial justice

A quick, but inspirational conversation with Rev. Bryan Massingale

By Abigail Ng

MU goes to CUMU

Marquette’s first cohort sent to a national conference for urban universities demonstrates the growth of community-engaged research on campus.