Notable Alumni of Marquette University
Notable alumni of Marquette University include Joseph McCarthy (U.S. Senator from Wisconsin; Cold War anti-communist), Dwyane Wade (Former NBA player and Utah Jazz co-owner) and Chris Farley (Comedian and Saturday Night Live cast member).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Joseph McCarthy 1908–1957
U.S. Senator from Wisconsin; Cold War anti-communist
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Scott Walker 1967–
45th Governor of Wisconsin
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Gwen Moore 1951–
US Representative from Wisconsin
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Felix Perez Camacho 1957–
Governor of Guam from 2003 to 2011
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John F. Tefft 1949–
Former US Ambassador to Russia
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Greg Stanton 1970–
U.S. representative from Arizona, former Phoenix mayor
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Kristina Keneally 1968–
First female Premier of New South Wales
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Steve Austria 1958–
Former US representative from Ohio
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Don Manzullo 1944–
Former U.S. Representative from Illinois
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Robert Daniel Murphy 1894–1978
Diplomat; first U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs
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John G. Schmitz 1930–2001
U.S. Representative from California, John Birch Society member
Science and academia
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Abraham J. Twerski 1930–2021
Hasidic rabbi and psychiatrist
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Peter Boghossian 1966–
Philosopher and former Portland State professor
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Gloria C. Gilmer 1928–2021
Mathematician and educator
Arts and media
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Chris Farley 1964–1997
Comedian and Saturday Night Live cast member
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Bob Odenkirk 1962–
Actor, screenwriter and comedian
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Amy Madigan 1950–
Academy Award-winning actress
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James Foley 1973–2014
American journalist and video reporter
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Nicholas D'Agosto 1980–
Actor
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Danny Pudi 1979–
Actor known for Abed Nadir on Community
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Pat O'Brien 1899–1983
Film actor with over 100 screen credits
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Dan Harmon 1973–
Creator of Community, co-creator of Rick and Morty
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Pat Finn 1965–2025
Film and television actor
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Scott Hahn 1957–
Catholic theologian and author
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John Neumeier 1939–
Ballet dancer and choreographer, Hamburg Ballet director
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Billy Hayes 1947–
Author of Midnight Express
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Kevin Farley 1965–
Actor, star of An American Carol
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Sean Marquette 1988–
Actor and voice actor
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Eunice de Souza 1940–2017
Indian English-language poet and literary critic
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Peter Bonerz 1938–
Actor and director, known for The Bob Newhart Show
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Anthony Starke 1963–
Actor in Seinfeld and The George Carlin Show
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Paul Polansky 1942–2021
Writer and Romani rights activist
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Rondell Sheridan 1958–
Actor and comedian known for That's So Raven
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Adam Stockhausen 1972–
Production designer, Oscar winner for Grand Budapest Hotel
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Mary Stein 1968–
Film, television and stage actress
Sports
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Dwyane Wade 1982–
Former NBA player and Utah Jazz co-owner
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Jimmy Butler 1989–
NBA player and six-time All-Star
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Doc Rivers 1961–
Former NBA player and head coach
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Ralph Metcalfe 1910–1978
Track sprinter and later politician
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Jae Crowder 1990–
Professional basketball player
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Wesley Matthews 1986–
Former NBA player with 15 seasons
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Emery Lehman 1996–
Speed skater, two-time Olympic team pursuit medalist
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Steve Novak 1983–
Former NBA player and Knicks analyst
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Travis Diener 1982–
Former professional basketball player
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Henry Ellenson 1997–
Basketball player, 18th pick in 2016 NBA draft
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Brian Hansen 1990–
Speed skater; 2010 Olympic silver medalist
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Frank McCabe 1927–2021
Basketball player at the 1952 Olympics
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Darius Johnson-Odom 1989–
Professional basketball player, first-team All-Big East
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Ken Wiesner 1925–2019
High jumper, 1952 Olympic silver medalist
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Markus Howard 1999–
Basketball player, Marquette scoring leader
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Maurice Lucas 1952–2010
NBA player, 1977 champion with Trail Blazers
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Sam Hauser 1997–
Boston Celtics NBA basketball player
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Butch Lee 1956–
Puerto Rican former professional basketball player
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Jim Chones 1949–
Former NBA player and Cavaliers radio analyst
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John Bennett 1930–
Long jump athlete
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Don Kojis 1939–2021
Former NBA player, two-time All-Star
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Dwight Buycks 1989–
Basketball player for Kalleh Mazandaran
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Lawrence Frank 1970–
Basketball coach and Clippers president of basketball operations
Other fields
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David John Malloy 1956–
Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Rockford
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Donald J. Hying 1963–
Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Madison
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Marquette University (people who attended both).