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Follow the Graduate School and Graduate Student Organization on social media
Marquette University graduate students can follow the Graduate School and Graduate Student Organization (GSO) social media accounts for the latest news, updates, student shout-outs, and upcoming events. Graduate School: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter Graduate Student Organization: Facebook
Marquette ranked 56th nationally in 2024 Wall Street Journal/College Pulse rankings
Marquette is the top-ranked university in Wisconsin based on student outcomes.
Notice of federal student aid penalties for drug convictions
Additional information is available online.
Annual consumer information notice
Universities must annually provide notice to all enrolled students describing the availability of a wide range of consumer information.
Chemistry professor receives $1.7 million R01 grant from NIH to study chromosomal interactions behind degenerative disorders and cancer
Dr. Nicholas Reiter, assistant professor of chemistry in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has received nearly $1.68 million in R01 funding from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute of General Medical Sciences to study the misregulation of RNA binding proteins that lead to degenerative disorders and cancer. His project, “Structural transitions and…
Actions Speak Louder: A conversation with author Deanna Singh, Sept. 18
Singh will have her book, “Actions Speak Louder” available for purchase and will be signing copies.
Beyond MU: Clean energy investments under the Inflation Reduction Act, Sept. 19
Join this fireside chat with experts from the Marquette S-Lab to discuss the business and investment opportunities under the IRA act of 2022.
Marquette competing in second Blood Battle competition with Butler University
Marquette will host 10 all-campus drives and additional drives within residence halls.
The good, the bad and the promising aspects of artificial intelligence
There’s still much for computer scientists and researchers to discover about the capabilities of artificial intelligence; like how it can help businesses become more efficient or how it can be a support tool for medical professionals. But one thing’s certain — AI is here to stay and will continue to transform lives well into the…
Pat Kennelly | The Difference Makers at Marquette University
Patrick Kennelly serves as director of the Center for Peacemaking.