Archive
Making the city their living textbook
“At the beginning of the semester, I ask students to fully embrace Milwaukee as their new home,” says Dr. Sergio Gonzalez, a Milwaukee native and assistant professor of history. To facilitate that embrace, Gonzalez sends sophomores in his honors course, Engaging the City, onto the streets of Milwaukee to traverse their new home and take…
Turning passion into practice
Stepnowski is a crime analyst for the Milwaukee Police Department, applying the skills she gained through Marquette’s interdisciplinary approach.
‘It gets you used to doing hard things:’ Inside the life of a naval nursing ROTC student
Nurses in Marquette’s Navy ROTC program live out the university’s commitment to service through their military training, commitment.
Fall 2024 Marquette Lawyer magazine now available
The fall 2024 edition of Marquette Lawyer was recently published and is now available online.
Participants who have suffered a stroke sought for research study
The Neuromuscular Control of Movement Lab in the College of Health Sciences is recruiting participants who have suffered a stroke.
Faber Center Thanksgiving lunch and reflection, Nov. 25
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, please join the Faber Center of Ignatian Spirituality for a Thanksgiving lunch and reflection on Monday, Nov. 25, from noon to 1 p.m. in the AMU Ballrooms, AB.
Marquette GSA and This Is It! Candy Land party, Nov. 20
Transportation will be provided, leaving from the Alumni Memorial Union at 10 p.m.
AMU blood drive, Nov. 20
Join the Center for Student Wellness and Health Promotion for a Blood Drive on Wednesday, Nov. 20
Philosophy professor honored by International Étienne Gilson Society
Dr. Richard Taylor, professor of philosophy in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, was awarded the Aquinas Medal for Excellence in Christian Philosophy by the International Étienne Gilson Society at the American Catholic Philosophical Association’s annual meeting. Taylor, who was presented the award on Friday, Nov. 15, was honored for what he has done…
Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed Joins IEEE Panel on Advancing Public Health and Safety through AI at International Biomedical Informatics Conference
Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, professor of computer science in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, served on a panel discussing the use of artificial intelligence in public health, safety and well-being at the IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics as part of IEEE Future Directions Initiative. IEEE is the world’s largest technical…