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Marquette Liturgical Choir spring concert, April 24
The concert is inspired by the Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius and the concept of “finding God in all things.”
Laudato si’, the Land & Water Acknowledgement and Marquette’s Pocket Prairies, April 22
Dr. Nate Lemoine, assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, and Dr. Paul Gasser, associate professor of Biomedical Sciences in the College of Health Sciences, will describe the history and vision behind the Pocket Prairies.
Student art exhibition, April 23
The Lemonis Center for Student Success will host a student art exhibition on Thursday, April 23.
AHPRC Spring Seminar Series with Dr. Avinash Chandran, April 23
Dr. Avinash Chandran of the NCAA Injury Surveillance Program will speak as part of the Athletic and Human Performance Research Center Spring Seminar Series.
McGee Lecture: Community responses to immigration enforcement, April 23
Learn about and discuss community responses and perspectives related to recent immigration enforcement activity in Minneapolis and Chicago.
Marquette Business to host Career Signing Day, April 23
Business students are invited to celebrate and share their accepted internships and post-graduate plans.
Safety reminders: Severe weather forecast tonight; potential for additional flooding on, near campus
Additional rain is forecast for the greater Milwaukee area this weekend, with the strong likelihood of another round of severe thunderstorms Friday evening into Saturday morning.
‘A hub for creativity, exploration and community’: Inside Marquette’s Center for Teaching and Learning
The Center for Teaching and Learning offers a variety of resources, programs and professional development opportunities that support educators and strengthen the learning experience for students across campus. Through workshops, consultations, retreats and technology resources, the center works to foster teaching excellence while building a collaborative community among faculty and staff.
Savannah Gutsch, doctoral student in the Department of Physical Therapy, wins runner-up at Marquette’s Three Minute Thesis competition
Marquette University doctoral student Savannah Gutsch was named runner-up in the university’s Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition, an achievement that highlights her ability to translate complex scientific research into clear, engaging communication for a broad audience. Gutsch, a fourth-year Ph.D. student in the Exercise and Rehabilitation Science program within the Department of Physical Therapy, focuses…
The stage that spins: Theatre program brings one-of-a-kind set to life
Theatre students, along with Professor Stephen Hudson-Mairet, designed a unique rotating stage for their production of “Noises Off.”