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Dr. Andrew Kim | The Difference Makers at Marquette University
Dr. Andrew Kim is described as an advocate for inclusion and understanding who has “a gift for connecting people and connecting with people.”
Priority deadline to apply for summer 2024 Les Aspin and Kleczka internship programs, Dec. 8
The priority deadline for the Aspin Center internship programs in both Milwaukee and Washington, D.C. is Friday, Dec. 8.
Stories of Graduate Student Success: Meghan Bennett, doctoral student in the Department of Psychology
Meghan Bennett was recently awarded the prestigious Arthur J. Schmitt Fellowship.
Fall 2023 Marquette Magazine available
The fall 2023 edition of Marquette Magazine was recently published and is now available online. Please contact Stacy Tuchel, executive assistant in the Office of University Relations, for print copies. Stories from the magazine can additionally be read digitally on Marquette Today. Inside the issue Cover Story: Secrets of tour guides’ success Intentionally matched with prospective…
Student film ‘Bad for Me’ screening, Dec. 8
The campus community is invited to join the student filmmakers of “Bad for Me” for an exclusive screening of their production on Friday, Dec. 8, at 6 p.m. in the Weasler Auditorium. Led by Diederich College of Communication student Grace Koziol, students filmed and edited the production over the summer and fall semester. The film…
Arrupe Center collecting baking items for Backpack Program in December
The Arrupe Center for Community Service and Social Responsibility is collecting baking items for the Backpack Program during December.
Demystifying the U.S. News rankings for faculty, Dec. 6
Join an informational session on Wednesday, Dec. 6, at noon in the Center for Teaching and Learning’s 330B classroom to learn more about the methodology.
Getting to Know Chief Marketing and Communication Officer Lynn Griffith
Griffith took time to chat about her family, her outdoorsy trips and a distant relation to a Green Bay Packers legend.
Near West Side safety ambassadors promote community well-being alongside Marquette students
With trash grabbers in hand and a drive to keep their neighborhood clean, Marquette University students and the Near West Side safety ambassadors are teaming up to better community spaces. The ambassadors worked alongside student staff from Marquette’s Center for Peacemaking this summer and fall to execute weekly clean-ups, with a focus on 27th Street.…