Marquette’s business school got a new $70 million home in 2023: the Dr. E.J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall. Photo courtesy Marquette University In February 2020, the unthinkable happened at ...

Construction of Marquette University's new business building is well underway, and the new facility will include space to honor Joe Daniels, who was the school's dean when he died in 2020.

Marquette University will spend $70 million on a new home for its College of Business Administration and innovation leadership programs. The facility will be built at the corner of 16th Street and ...

The new home of Marquette University’s business and innovation ... state-of-the-art space probably in the country for a business school,” said Tim Hanley, Keyes Dean of the College of Business ...

Last year the business school had 1,452 undergraduate students ... vice president for planning and facilities management at Marquette, and the university’s on-staff architect, said that the ...

Marquette's campus master plan was last approved in 2016 and university leaders are just ... but it wasn't designed for today's business school students. There are few common spaces for students ...

Construction continues on Marquette University's new $60 million ... The Catholic, Jesuit school’s College of Business Administration has been housed at Straz Hall. At $60 million, the ...

Seramur, who graduated from Marquette University High School in 1960, earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Marquette University in 1965. He was president, CEO and chief ...

The part-time program application fee at the Marquette University Law School at Marquette University is $50. Its tuition is full-time: $50,950 and part-time: $30,225. The student-faculty ratio is 9:1.

Marquette University ... first coeducation catholic university. The private research university has around 11,000 total students and is home to the only private law school and dental school ...

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