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Academic Integrity Tutorial temporarily unavailable while improvements made
The Academic Integrity Tutorial housed on D2L will be unavailable for several weeks starting Monday, July 8, as it is revamped and expanded.
Register for upcoming GROW classes
Registration for Summer GROW class offerings is available on Eventbrite, unless otherwise noted.
Volunteers needed to check in guests for Republican National Convention, July 11-13
Proceeds from campus rentals during the convention will be used for student scholarships.
Student parking permits for fall 2024 semester and academic year 2024-25 on sale beginning July 16
Student parking permits for the fall 2024 semester and academic year 2024-25 will go on sale through a tiered system.
DNP projects make a difference for patients, health systems
Doctors of nursing practice create ways to improve the profession through intensive, evidence-based projects.
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 Nursing Dean Jill Guttormson
Dear College of Nursing community, I hope everyone is having a great start to their summer! It’s a busy one for the College of Nursing; we are moving everything out of Clark Hall and into David A. Straz, Jr., Hall, our new home. That process will continue through the summer so we can be ready…
Certificate program developed in partnership with Marquette helps Milwaukee Tool employees thrive as systems engineers
Through this partnership, Milwaukee Tool systems engineers ground their everyday work experience within a foundational framework.
Student nurses in bilingual clinical residency address Latinx health inequities
Through community-based clinical program developed by Dr. Sylvia Peña, students provided nutrition-focused bilingual preventive care to help reduce risks of diabetes, hypertension and other conditions.
Problem solving on and off the court
Liza Karlen doesn’t take no for an answer. When she set out to major in engineering while also playing Division I college basketball, she knew there would be challenges. In high school, the 6’2” former Marquette women’s basketball player was approached by college athletic recruiters, and they all had similar responses when she revealed her…