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Division of Belonging and Student Affairs elevates the student experience
The Division of Belonging and Student Affairs has an updated structure organized around five pillars.
Jesuit Hot Seat at Ignite, Oct. 22
Students are invited to enjoy a free dinner with Ignite for “Jesuit Hot Seat” on Wednesday, Oct. 22, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Lemonis Center multipurpose room.
Preparing advertising students for day one of their careers: A Q&A with instructor Mike Oelhafen
Advertising instructor Mike Oelhafen brings industry-standard technology into the classroom, leading to better career outcomes for students.
Jordan Marsh wins OAEPS Best Graduate Paper Award for research on political representation
Jordan Marsh, a second-year Master of Arts student in the Department of Political Science, was recently awarded the Best Graduate Paper Award by the Ohio Association of Economists and Political Scientists (OAEPS). Marsh earned statewide recognition for his groundbreaking research that challenges how we think about political representation. The award is presented annually to one…
Sickle cell disease researchers in College of Nursing make their mark through IMPACT Lab
Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones’ IMPACT Lab is making a difference in the lives of teenagers with sickle-cell disease.
Marquette nationally recognized for exemplary transfer pathways
Marquette was named among the top 25% of highest-rated colleges for transfer students by Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
Living the mission: Marquette University leads in community service
Marquette University once again earned a spot among The Princeton Review’s “Best 391 Colleges,” and for the second consecutive year claimed the No. 1 national ranking for community service.
Applications being accepted for Participating Faculty Research Achievement Award
The Office of Research and Innovation is accepting applications for the Participating Faculty Research Achievement Award.
Take Back the Night at Marquette, Oct. 22
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Marquette’s Health Promotion and Prevention and Advocacy Services will host its third annual Take Back the Night event on Wednesday, Oct. 22.
NMDSI Speaker Series on Weather Forecasting: What Machine Learning Can and Can’t Do, Oct. 23
Dr. Paul Roebber is a distinguished professor of atmospheric sciences in the School of Freshwater Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.