July 14, 2025 - 18:20

When Laurie Panella gazes upon Marquette University, she perceives a bustling city within a city. With a population nearing 15,000, including students, faculty, staff, and contractors, the university is larger than several suburbs in Milwaukee. This expansive community brings with it a myriad of technological demands, ranging from essential tools like Microsoft Office to specialized learning delivery software and systems for processing tuition payments.
Panella emphasizes the importance of understanding and addressing these diverse needs to ensure that the university operates smoothly and efficiently. The Information Technology Services (ITS) department plays a pivotal role in this endeavor, striving to provide robust support and innovative solutions tailored to the unique requirements of the Marquette community. By continuously adapting to the evolving technological landscape, ITS aims to enhance the educational experience and streamline administrative processes, ultimately fostering a more connected and productive environment for all.
As Marquette continues to grow and evolve, the commitment to meeting its technological needs remains a top priority, ensuring that every member of the community can thrive in this vibrant academic setting.
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