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What to know about Marquette’s new mobile device security measures
We know you have questions about this new technology, and we are here to answer them.
Marquette Nursing researchers find Black patients referred less often for home health care
Drs. Abiola Keller, Marianne Weiss find racial disparities in care referrals.
Marquette’s Institute for Women’s Leadership announces 2024 Transformational Leaders awards
The leaders will be honored at the IWL Gala on March 7.
Lessons from London
Marquette’s J-Session offers short study abroad classes that provide rewarding cultural experiences and lifelong memories.
Help Marquette beat Butler at blood drives on March 3 and 7
The campus community is invited to take part in blood drives on Sunday, March 3, and Thursday, March 7, as part of Marquette’s ongoing competition with Butler University. Marquette has collected 316 units of blood – 63% of the university’s goal – as part of its competition with Butler. Marquette will host additional drives in…
Three ways daylight saving time affects your body
Daylight saving time affects people more than just having to adjust oven clocks.
Wellness Weekly: Current wellness opportunities
Join campus colleagues in wellness activities and challenges occurring in February and March.
Go Move Challenge concludes Feb. 29 – Help Marquette beat other AJCU schools
Record your minutes of movement on the Go Move Challenge website to help Marquette beat other AJCU schools.
CTL Teaching Spotlight Series: Dr. Karisse Callender on the ethical training of counselors and affirming vulnerability with students
This story is part of an interview series highlighting a wide range of educators at Marquette, started by Melissa Shew, associate director of Teaching Excellence, and Jennifer Maney, director of the Center for Teaching and Learning. Hosted through the CTL, this interview series pays special attention to teaching as a profession and vocation at Marquette.…
Blood Drive in AMU to be held in honor of former nursing professor, March 20
Drive honors Kit Stevic, professor in the College of Nursing who died of cancer in 2021.