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Reminders: Campus resources and guidance related to federal actions affecting higher education
As we enter the second half of the spring semester, the university would like to remind the campus community of the resources and guidance available as executive orders and other federal actions affecting higher education continue.
Students, faculty and staff: Legal rights, resources; support and communications
What to know related to recent federal actions.
Federally funded research: Updates for Marquette principal investigators
Those involved in federal grants with the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation should be aware of recent updates related to executive orders.
International students and scholars: Updates, legal resources, travel guidance
As a Catholic, Jesuit institution, Marquette remains steadfast in its commitment to serve our F-1 and J-1 international students and scholars.
A message from Brian Troyer
Dear Enrollment Management colleagues, In reflecting on how to best structure this newsletter — the first of what I intend to be a recurring newsletter for the division — I was struck by how much time I spend counting down to future milestones. For some in this division, May 1 — the national commitment deadline…
‘Positive Exposure’ lecture with award-winning photojournalist Rick Guidotti, April 23
Rick Guidotti, an award-winning New York-based photographer, founded Positive Exposure after a chance encounter in 1997 with a young lady living with albinism at a bus stop in New York City. In a quest for a better understanding of albinism, Rick sought out medical textbooks, where he was affronted by the dehumanizing images depicting disease, lacking all…
Freshman phenom in Marquette Business flies on ice
Marquette Business freshman Leo Drossos-Thompson is a champion speed skater with his eyes set on the Olympics.
Marquette nurses attend Building Bridges Conference
A group of faculty and students from Marquette presented their research at the 27th annual Building Bridges Southeastern Wisconsin Nursing Research Conference on April 4. Alverno College hosted the conference. “I can’t say enough about how much I enjoyed being able to learn at this conference, particularly alongside my mentor, Dr. Jessica Zemlak,” said Jayme…
Lenten reflection: Jesus unites all living things
Rev. John Laurance, S.J., chaplain for the men’s basketball team and the School of Dentistry, reads a poem from Joseph Mary Plunkett on Good Friday.
Lenten reflection: Celebrating the resurrection
Rev. John Thiede, S.J., vice president for Mission and Ministry, welcomes campus to the Easter season as we celebrate the resurrection of Christ.