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‘Our Roots’ podcast featuring alumna LuVerda Martin now available
Marquette’s “Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters” podcast series released this month’s episode honoring the story of Marquette alumna LuVerda Martin, Wisconsin’s first African American certified nurse midwife. “Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters” features women students, faculty, staff and alumnae of color at Marquette who have exhibited leadership, positive impact or social change in…
Flu vaccine and COVID-19 vaccine/booster clinic, Nov. 14
The City of Milwaukee Health Department will host a COVID-19 vaccine and booster clinic in conjunction with a Marquette Medical Clinic flu vaccine clinic on Monday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the AMU Lunda Room. Students, faculty, staff and dependents may attend. Moderna and Pfizer bivalent boosters and Pfizer primary series…
Reporting for change
New journalism course examines how inclusive storytelling can be used as an instrument for justice.
Master shot
Feature film project gives Diederich College students a close encounter with the filmmaking process.
Stealing thunder
Diederich College strategic communication professor studies how businesses best communicate amid crises.
Shining the light
Marquette’s VIP Theatre program strives to give voice and opportunities to students of color.
Inside information requests
Diederich College journalism professor researches whom freedom of information laws truly serve.
University mourns the loss of longtime friend and benefactor Robert Kern
The Marquette University community mourns the loss of Robert Kern, a longtime friend and benefactor of the university and the Opus College of Engineering. Kern served as the founder of Generac Power Systems and co-founder of the Kern Family Foundation. In 2007, Kern and his wife, Patricia, gave a personal gift of $15 million to…
Biological sciences professor receives $1.1 million NSF subaward as part of research team studying aging differences between females and males
Dr. Tony Gamble, associate professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has been awarded a $1.1 million subaward from the National Science Foundation as part of a research team, “Integration Institute: Sex, Aging, Genomics, and Evolution (IISAGE),” led by colleagues at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) to better…
Celebrating first-generation students: senior Ashley Castañeda shares her experience and advice
National First-Generation College Celebration Week occurs every year around Nov. 8 to acknowledge and elevate first-generation college students and alumni. In celebration, Marquette Today is featuring first-generation students who share their experience and advice for future students.