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Graduate student volleyball and ping pong night, Nov. 1
Graduate students are encouraged to attend to meet other graduate students and enjoy activities and food.
Graduate School to host info sessions, open houses throughout fall
Attendees will have the opportunity to break out into smaller groups.
Stand up against sexual violence with Take Back the Night, Oct. 30
The event will include a candlelight vigil, speak out and resource tabling.
Engineering professor awarded $2 million grant from Office of Naval Research to develop fuel flexible combustion system
The engines in question currently operate on naval F76 diesel fuel, but Dempsey and his team set out to develop a system that allows a wider range of fuels.
Prayer for our animals
Loving God, creator of all living things, thank you for all animals in our lives.
Campus Ministry prayer for peace, Oct. 9
Gather with members of the Marquette community for an interfaith prayer for peace.
Excursion to America’s Black Holocaust Museum, Oct. 12
America’s Black Holocaust Museum builds public awareness of the harmful legacies of slavery and Jim Crow in America and promotes racial repair.
Men’s basketball Blue & Gold Scrimmage, Oct. 5
The Marquette men’s basketball team will host its annual Blue & Gold Scrimmage on Saturday, Oct. 5, at 11 a.m. in the Al McGuire Center. No tickets are required. The Golden Eagles kick off their season on Monday, Nov. 4, vs. Stony Brook. The full schedule is available on GoMarquette.com.
Marquette receives NSF grant to support research funding management
In fiscal year 2024, a school-record $58.9 million in grant award dollars were obligated to Marquette.
Marquette Theatre prepares for newly commissioned work, ‘In the Cities of Refuge,’ to open Oct. 4
The play follows the residents and staff of a small-town homeless shelter as they find themselves caught in the center of a great tempest.