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For heavy-duty jobs EVs can’t handle, Marquette professor develops diesel engines that run on cleaner fuels
Engineering professor Dr. Adam Dempsey is leading $4.5 million in federally funded research to reimagine hard-working diesel engines for farming, construction and shipping as lower-emission, versatile power sources.
How senior engineering student Elise Raschke leads: intentionally with a heart for service
Driven by her faith, the biomedical engineering student and high achiever in the Opus College consistently strives for more.
Stewards of Service: Marquette students carry on a legacy of community-driven international engineering projects
When walking down Wisconsin Avenue on a typical mid-semester weeknight, most pedestrians will overlook the sliver of light coming from a garden-level window of Marquette’s Haggerty Hall. The building’s mostly dim basement houses custodial materials, a few heavier pieces of engineering research equipment, storage for the building’s many classrooms and, nestled within its passageways, a…
A message from Marquette Engineering Opus Dean Kristina Ropella
Opus Dean Kristina Ropella shares a message as part of the next digital issue of Marquette Engineer.
A message from College of Health Sciences Dean William E. Cullinan
Dear alumni and friends of the College of Health Sciences, The fall semester has begun, marking a new academic year in which we in the College of Health Sciences are happy to welcome 412 students to the Class of 2028, our largest freshman class ever! Like others before them, this cohort of students sits poised…
Computer science seminar explores Femtech, Sept. 23
Fourth-year Ph.D. candidate Nidhi Nellore will present the computer science department’s colloquium on Monday, Sept. 23, at 1 p.m. in Cudahy Hall 414. The talk is titled “Unveiling User Perspectives: Exploring Themes in Femtech Mobile App Reviews for Enhanced Usability and Privacy.” Femtech is a growing sector in mobile healthcare technology that caters to women’s…
Investing in faculty success: Community of practice bridges theory to application gaps in the classroom
Nursing professor Dr. Amber Young-Brice provides pedagogical resources to College of Engineering.
Students still carrying Marquette Challenge torch
When Dr. Sheila Schindler-Ivens was a senior at Marquette in 1989, she and other physical therapy students started the inaugural Marquette Challenge. Thirty-five years later, Schindler-Ivens calls the challenge the “ultimate servant leadership opportunity for students.” “Students shed blood, sweat, and tears for a profession that’s done nothing for them yet,” says Schindler-Ivens, associate professor…
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Stretch with the best on Central Mall, Sept. 27
Enjoy a calming and outdoor yoga session hosted by the Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion.