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Celebrating Women’s History Month: Dr. Jacqueline Schram, The Trailblazer
Marquette Today is featuring several outstanding women who are creating their own history.
Celebrate Women’s History Month in March
Marquette invites all students, faculty and staff to participate in programs to celebrate Women’s History Month throughout March.
Celebrate 30 years of service learning at Marquette, April 16
This event will highlight the community-engaged pedagogy of three of the program’s faculty champions.
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Faculty and staff are asked to include full recipient details while labeling Campus Mail to ensure successful delivery.
Stories of Graduate Student Success: Allison Scarbrough, doctoral student in the Department of Biomedical Engineering
Allison Scarbrough, a current doctoral student in the joint Biomedical Engineering program at Marquette University and the Medical College of Wisconsin, was a finalist in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition that was held on Friday, Feb. 23, in the Weasler Auditorium. The 3MT is a global research competition that challenges participants to effectively explain…
Symposium on the Civil War era to celebrate career of Professor Emeritus Dr. Jim Marten, March 21-22
The symposium will be held in two sessions in Sensenbrenner Hall.
Engineering student wins Marquette Graduate School’s Three Minute Thesis competition, to represent university at regional competition
In just three minutes on stage, Armin Ebrahimian, a Ph.D. candidate in the Opus College of Engineering, can get an auditorium full of people to connect with his graduate-level research on electric aircraft propulsion. More than just sharing a lofty vision, Ebrahimian outlines the economics of why and the science of how our planet can…
Wellness Weekly: the power of healthy eating and how Tria Health can help
Making sound decisions can impact both your body and mind.
Applications open for summer 2024 Spanish for Higher Education Professionals course
In-person instruction will take place from noon to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays and Fridays.
Philosophy colloquium with Northwestern’s Rachel Zuckert, March 8
Zuckert will deliver a talk on “Kant’s Philosophy of History as Stoic Consolation.”