Marquette Today to Host Lecture on Public Scholarship
Marquette Today is hosting a lecture titled ‘Why Publish?’ on November 11, which will explore public scholarship.

Marquette, MI, November 6, 2026 — Marquette University’s Marquette Today will host a lecture exploring the concept of public scholarship. The event, titled ‘Why Publish?’, is scheduled to take place on November 11.
The lecture aims to delve into the nuances and importance of public scholarship, a field that involves academics engaging with and contributing to public discourse and knowledge beyond traditional academic circles. The specific details regarding the speaker or speakers, the exact time of the lecture, or the venue on campus were not immediately available.
Public scholarship often involves sharing research and expertise with broader audiences through various mediums, such as articles, public talks, digital platforms, and community engagement initiatives. It emphasizes the societal impact and relevance of academic work. The ‘Why Publish?’ lecture is expected to shed light on the motivations, challenges, and benefits associated with this form of scholarly activity.
Marquette Today, an initiative associated with Marquette University, serves as a platform for university news and information. Further details regarding the program, including any specific objectives or expected takeaways from the November 11 event, are anticipated to be released closer to the date. The focus remains on the exploration of public scholarship and its role in contemporary academic and societal contexts.
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