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Dr. Elsbeth Kalenderian named next dean of the Marquette University School of Dentistry
Kalenderian, who will begin in the role on Aug. 14, succeeds Dr. William K. Lobb.
Get the most out of your vision benefits
Your VSP vision benefit includes the use of Eyeconic, a tool that connects your eyewear, insurance coverage and the VSP doctor network.
Join President Lovell in Race to Cure Sarcoma, July 8
Join President Michael R. Lovell and other members of the campus community in taking part in the Sarcoma Foundation of America’s Race to Cure Sarcoma on Saturday, July 8, in Franklin’s Whitnall Park. The event includes a timed 5K run and a one-mile fun run and walk, with all proceeds going toward research to find…
Marquette campus stops among new Bus Rapid Transit line’s most popular
MCTS’s CONNECT 1 BRT buses free to ride through Sept. 30 According to early ridership data on Milwaukee County Transit System’s first-ever Bus Rapid Transit line — called MCTS CONNECT — stops on the Marquette University campus are among the BRT’s most popular. According to the Milwaukee Business Journal, the east-west BRT line between downtown Milwaukee and…
Expanded support for D2L includes live chat, 24/7 phone line
Marquette has partnered with D2L to provide expanded support options for instructors and students.
Microsoft to end Stream Classic video hosting this fall
On Oct. 15, Microsoft will end access to Microsoft Stream Classic videos.
Marquette Institute for Women’s Leadership finds need for expanded broadband coverage in areas impacted by domestic violence
Expanding broadband coverage in communities most impacted by domestic violence is necessary to provide adequate resources and support for victims of domestic violence.
Register for new employee orientation, July 19
Orientation will cover topics such as mission and ministry, admissions, diversity, equity, and inclusion and belonging.
Department of Physical Therapy recruiting participants for stroke rehabilitation study
Researchers in the Department of Physical Therapy are recruiting participants for a study examining a new method for stroke rehabilitation.
Going wild for wildflowers: Marquette’s pocket prairies initiative
The pocket prairies are two sections of land on Eckstein Common with around 35 native Wisconsin plants, including wildflowers, grasses and shrubs.