Archive
President and CEO of Network Health to speak at Loebl Women Business Leader Series
Coreen Dicus-Johnson to deliver Loebl keynote at O’Brien Hall on Wednesday, April 10.
Two plans promoting research progress
Dear colleagues and friends, This spring, I will be sharing three messages — including today’s — featuring new advances in research and scholarship at Marquette University: impressive work on topics such as maternal mental health, stroke rehabilitation, quantum architecture and molecular dynamics, PFAS remediation, secondary school pedagogy innovations and more. It is also a good time…
Boosting learning by helping students recognize themselves in their history lessons
The $1.27 million MKE Roots Project makes history and social studies stickier by making it more place-based, culturally sensitive and relatable.
NCAA Tournament send-offs for women’s and men’s basketball teams, March 20 and 21
Celebrate as the teams depart from the Al McGuire Center.
Marquette Dining Services faculty and staff appreciation day, March 20
Free lunch will be served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Lubar Center’s ‘Get to Know’ with Joan Johnson, April 3
Derek Mosley will welcome Joan Johnson, director of the Milwaukee Public Library.
Marquette students take first at Big East Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium
Zac Nelson and Elsa Hahn took first place with their research project.
Dentistry clinical associate professor named president-elect of American Society of Forensic Odontology
Dr. Mary A. Cimrmancic is a clinical associate professor of general dental sciences in the School of Dentistry.
Joining forces for maternal mental health
When psychologist Dr. Kavitha Venkateswaran began working with patients in a women’s health clinic in Milwaukee about five years ago, she was surprised to find few services for perinatal mental health — and grew determined to fill the gap. Her passion for the mission only increased after she experienced the swirling emotions of her own…
Updated COVID-19 guidance: Marquette no longer requiring isolation in accordance with CDC
Marquette will no longer require a five-day isolation period for students, faculty or staff.