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Data with purpose: Marquette Business teaches students to find analytics-driven solutions
A partnership between Marquette and the NMDSI will train more data-literate business professionals who are prepared for tomorrow’s jobs.
Nursing, dental students educate each other at new interprofessional event
The Colleges of Nursing and Dentistry engaged in a unique collaboration to teach the best way to take vital signs.
Understanding why so few Hispanic women get screened for cervical cancer
A Marquette study investigates an alarming health disparity — the low screening rates among Hispanic women that contribute to high rates of cervical cancer diagnosis and fatality.
Professor’s research covers intersection of accounting and cybersecurity
Dr. Zhijan He’s research offers actionable advice for securing personal, organizational data from cyber-attacks.
Search for next vice president and director of athletics paused until permanent university president named; Bill Scholl to remain in role
Bill Scholl, who had announced his retirement in May 2024, will remain in the role until his successor is named.
Building social change, one book at a time
The Trinity Fellows Community Library for Nonprofit Leadership and Social Justice hosts over 1,000 books, in honor of the late Pat Wyzbinski.
Marquette’s Educational Opportunity Program celebrates 55th anniversary
The program celebrates their anniversary annually with a special event to honor the program’s history and impact on students.
How sleep keeps your bones strong — and how chronic sleep loss raises risk of bone loss and osteoporosis
Marquette School of Dentistry’s associate dean of research partners on R01 to study chronic sleep restriction and age-related bone disease.
Fire with fire: To unlock the benefits of quantum chemistry, Marquette professor turns to quantum computing
Simulations of quantum chemistry could accelerate the development of new drugs and valuable materials, but everyday computers can’t handle the complexity. Now an NSF-funded project by Dr. Dmitri Babikov is investigating how quantum architecture can solve this problem.
Targeting PFAS: Marquette research aims to make forever chemicals less permanent — and more manageable for communities
A hallmark of research excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration, the $7.6 million Defense of Water project by Marquette and the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center is making significant headway in tackling PFAS.