Archive
Chemistry colloquium featuring Dr. Bill Poirier, Oct. 11
Dr. Bill Poirier is a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at Texas Tech University.
Self-defense class with MUPD and Blue, Oct. 14
The Center for Peacemaking will host a self-defense class with the Marquette University Police Department and Blue, MUPD’s community support dog, on Monday, Oct. 14, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the AMU Lunda Room. No RSVP is required.
Putting a face to harm — commemorating lives with Mary Triggiano
Excerpt – My previous blog post, Memory Matters—Recalling Rwanda, introduced the unforgettable experience I had at a 2024 summer conference in that country, which was held in conjunction with the 30th anniversary of the Genocide Against the Tutsi. What I saw, what I heard, what I felt furthered my foundational belief and commitment directing the Andrew Center for…
‘Jamming for Jimmy’ concert in honor of James Foley, Oct. 12
To receive the Marquette discount, visit the ticket office on the day of the show and display your Marquette University ID.
Time to Rise culmination event honors top supporters, celebrates historic milestones
To celebrate the culmination of the historic Time to Rise campaign and its campuswide impact, University Advancement honored its most generous donors from around the nation.
Professors represent Marquette at International Nursing Research Congress
Drs. Jessica Zemlak and Jackie Christianson went to Singapore for a prestigious research conference this summer.
Prayer for Hispanic Heritage Month
We praise you for your creativity made manifest in the gifts of tribes, ethnicities and cultures across the world. Each one bears your mark of goodness and grace.
Join the Ebony Ball planning committee
The Center for Engagement and Inclusion is seeking participants to join the Ebony Ball planning committee.
On Topic: Self-care tips for living your best college life
Taking care of your health and well-being is important through any life change.
U-RISE seminar on community-driven research to improve health equity for Native nations, Oct. 14
Dr. Richard Armenta is an associate professor at California State University San Marcos.