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MUPD memorial bike ride and walk, Oct. 10
The Marquette University Police Department invites members of the Marquette community to participate in a memorial bike ride and walk.
Nursing professor concludes successful NCSBN Residency
Dr. Aimee Woda, associate professor in the College of Nursing, finished a successful residency with the National Council of State Boards of Nursing.
A Marquette friendship that spans continents
Edoardo Franco and Nick Smeriglio met during an exchange program and formed a lifelong friendship that spans continents.
Warning signs of diabetes; resources available through Tria Health and free health coaching
Free diabetes resources are available through Tria Health’s chronic condition management program and through a dedicated health coaching offering focused on diabetes education.
Search committee named for next dean of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences
The national search follows the July 2025 announcement that Dr. Heather Hathaway, professor of English, had been named acting dean.
Applications now being accepted for FELOS Leadership Development Program
The FELOS program has been designed to introduce faculty to the complexities, challenges, and joys of leadership with a specific emphasis on academic leadership at a Catholic and Jesuit university.
Fellowship opportunity: ACE Teaching Fellowship information session, Oct. 15
Students are invited to attend an ACE Teaching Fellowship information session to learn more about a tuition-free master’s opportunity.
Marquette University Chorus to perform in WPR’s third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee, Oct. 14
The Marquette University Chorus will perform in Wisconsin Public Radio’s third annual Classical Music Day in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
Marquette professor collaborates on Antarctic research honored with 2026 Nobel Prize
Dr. Karen Andeen conducted neutrino research in a Nobel Prize-winning laboratory located at the South Pole.
‘Father Fright’ reveals top five horror flick picks for 2026
Our favorite scary movie-loving Jesuit priest and theology professor is back — and this year’s list is more terrifying than ever.