Through the Executives in Residence program, Stritch students, leadership and advisors tapped into the expertise of two Milwaukee area corporate leaders Dr. Beverly Greenberg, ’15, retired regional vice president of Public Affairs and Local Productio ...

It’s only appropriate that Dr. Dorsey Kendrick, ’84, chose to focus her doctoral dissertation on the "glass ceiling" with an analysis of those barriers and obstacles that have impeded women from reaching their full potential.

Stritch faculty members in the Ruth S. Coleman College of Nursing and Health Sciences are answering the call to provide better care in innovative and distinctive ways.

Rare are the college students these days who graduate without at least one internship experience to fortify their resume, clarify their career goals and help them make valuable connections in their fields.

Sport Management graduate students sat across the table from some of Wisconsin’s top sports leaders as part of an Ethics and Leadership in Sport assignment they likely won’t soon forget.

Diversity is one of those topics that we consider important and that we are quick to celebrate. The reality, however, is that we do not speak of it as often as we should.

If you had talked to me in college and asked me if I ever thought I’d be in Washington, D.C., advising staff on legislation, writing a definition that went into a bill, serving on the president's working group on terrorism, or testifying to Congress, ...

Nearly 70 years later, Lou Anne (Tannel) Shogren, ’50, vividly recalls the conversation that prompted her life-changing decision not to enroll in medical school.

Traveling more than 3,000 miles each way, students in the Student Nurses' Association (SNA) ventured to Limon, Nicaragua, in May 2015 to volunteer at overburdened government health clinics that serve a population with high pediatric and maternal need ...

Didn’t make it to recent Stritch events? Not to worry. We captured these quotes to help you feel like you were there.

The importance of finding true chemistry in your career.

In 2015, Cardinal Stritch University launched an innovative art education initiative to provide professional development strategies in art integration for classroom teachers.

Junior business major Michael Snowden represented Stritch in the Greater Milwaukee Committee’s Innovation in Milwaukee (MiKE) initiative, Destination Innovation.

Take a peek at the recently renovated Stritch Bookstore.