Marquette University Law School poll: Hillary Clinton maintains lead over Donald Trump

MILWAUKEE -- A wave of negative news for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump haven't changed Wisconsin voters' minds much about either presidential candidate.A new Marquette University Law School poll released Wednesday, July 13th says Clinton is leading Trump among registered voters in Wisconsin, 43% to 37%.11% of registered voters say they will not vote for either candidate.In June, it was Clinton 42% to Trump 35% with 17% saying they would not vote for either.Among likely voters in Wisconsin, Clinton registered 45% support to Trump's 41% with 9% supporting neither candidate.For the first time this year, Franklin asked voters about third-party presidential candidates.Independent Gary Johnson holds 10% support.

Rexnord makes $1 million donation to Marquette to launch program in business fundamentals

MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee-based manufacturer Rexnord has donated $1 million to help launch a program in business fundamentals.It is geared towards engineers that recently earned their Bachelor's degree.The four-week program is set to begin in spring of 2016.It will include a mix of classroom and real-world interactive learning opportunities.Below is a statement from MU:

Con"grad"ulations! UW-Milwaukee, Marquette University host spring commencement ceremonies

MILWAUKEE -- Graduation ceremonies were held for University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Marquette University students Sunday, May 22nd in downtown Milwaukee.UWM's spring commencement ceremony took place at the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena on Kilbourn Avenue in downtown Milwaukee.There was a "Black Ceremony" that began at 9:00 a.m. for all Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral Candidates from the following schools/colleges:School of Architecture and Urban PlanningSchool of Freshwater SciencesSchool of Information StudiesCollege of Letters and SciencePeck School of the ArtsJoseph J.

Marquette University: New $96 million residence hall development to be built on campus

MILWAUKEE -- The Marquette University Board of Trustees has approved construction of a new residence hall development on campus, University President Michael Lovell announced on Monday, May 2nd.Officials say the project, which is estimated at $96 million, will include two connected residence halls and will be located on the northwest part of campus, south of Wells Street between 17th and 18th Streets.Pres.