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Engineering Student Reflection | Passion and perseverance as a woman in engineering
Pursuing a career in electrical engineering has been a journey of passion and perseverance, especially as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field. From a young age, my mother — who also works in a male-dominated field — instilled in my sister and I a sense of strength and empowerment, encouraging us to confidently pursue…

Engineering Student Reflection | Passions sparked while co-oping at Harley-Davidson
From a young age, I was surrounded by a family deeply rooted in both mathematics and mechanics. My parents, both mathematicians, instilled in me a love for problem-solving and analytical thinking. Meanwhile, my grandfather, a dedicated mechanic with a collection of motorcycles, sparked my fascination with engineering by involving me in his bike repairs. This…

Tom Mendoza named Marquette head volleyball coach
Mendoza has spent the last seven seasons as head coach at South Carolina.

Marquette marks Ash Wednesday and start of Lent
Wednesday, March 5, is Ash Wednesday, the start of the season of Lent.

Kindness and Cupcakes, March 4
Participants will learn about the wellness benefits of affirmations during this event and be able to decorate cupcakes and give compliments to celebrate World Compliment Day.

Register for NMDSI Research Mixer, March 25
Join Northwestern Mutual Data Science Insitute for the next NMDSI Research Mixer on Tuesday, March 25, in O’Brien Hall 150A.

Nominations for Staff Excellence in University Service Awards due March 19
Employees are encouraged to submit nominations for this year’s Staff Excellence in University Service Awards.

Ramadan begins tonight
Ramadan, the most sacred time of the year for Muslims, begins tonight and ends the evening of March 29.

U-RISE undergraduate workshop series: Pathways to STEM Ph.D., March 5
U-RISE will host its Path to STEM Ph.D. undergraduate seminar series on Wednesday, March 5, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Schroeder Hall 121.

Take part in research study for people with knee pain
The Department of Physical Therapy seeks participants for a study on whether physical activity coaching will help people with complaints of knee pain.