Marquette Today Launches New Marketing and Communication Toolkit
Marquette Today has introduced a marketing toolkit, templates, and AI guidance to support marketing and communication requirements.
Marquette, MI, October 7, 2026 — Marquette University’s internal communications platform, Marquette Today, has rolled out a new resource aimed at enhancing marketing and communication efforts across the institution. The initiative includes the introduction of a comprehensive marketing toolkit, a suite of ready-to-use templates, and artificial intelligence (AI) guidance designed to assist users with their specific marketing and communication needs.
The newly launched marketing toolkit is intended to streamline the process for individuals and departments within Marquette University who are responsible for creating and disseminating marketing and communication materials. While specific details about the contents of the toolkit, such as the types of marketing collateral it includes or the particular communication channels it supports, were not provided, its stated purpose is to provide a centralized and accessible resource.
Accompanying the toolkit are various templates designed to standardize and simplify content creation. These templates likely cover a range of common marketing and communication formats, though the exact scope and variety of these templates were not specified in the summary. The introduction of these standardized assets aims to ensure brand consistency and efficiency for university-wide communications.
A significant component of this new offering is the integration of AI guidance. This feature is expected to help users navigate marketing and communication challenges, potentially offering insights, suggestions, or automation for tasks. The specific functionalities and the nature of the AI guidance provided were not elaborated upon.
The introduction of these resources by Marquette Today signifies a commitment to supporting the university’s marketing and communication objectives. The specific marketing and communication requirements that this toolkit is designed to address, and the anticipated impact on university outreach, were not detailed. Further information regarding the implementation and availability of these new tools for faculty, staff, and departments has not been made public.
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