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Recovery Month picnic and social, Sept. 26
The Marquette Collegiate Recovery Program is hosting a picnic social to celebrate recovery month.
Required training available for Voter Registration Ambassadors, volunteers
All students, faculty and staff interested in serving as Voter Registration Ambassadors for the November 2024 Election must participate in this training.
Human Communication Collective to host reading of Rilke at Pocket Prairie, Oct. 3
The Human Communication Collective welcomes students, faculty, and staff to join a communal reading of the poet Rainer Maria Rilke’s
On the Issues: Health Equity in Milwaukee, Sept. 25
The impact of health equity in Milwaukee is significant in determining a person’s quality of life and well-being.
Modern Master’s
The master’s program in biomedical sciences provides students with an introduction to real-world labs and their processes.
How better blood flow can improve walking in stroke survivors
Strokes are associated with impaired muscle activation by the nervous system, but an NIH R01-funded project co-directed by Dr. Allison Hyngstrom investigates blood flow reductions after strokes — and how reversing them improves walking function.
One student’s goal to improve nutrition education
Health Sciences student Priya Ahuja follows her passion for nutrition education
For heavy-duty jobs EVs can’t handle, Marquette professor develops diesel engines that run on cleaner fuels
Engineering professor Dr. Adam Dempsey is leading $4.5 million in federally funded research to reimagine hard-working diesel engines for farming, construction and shipping as lower-emission, versatile power sources.
How senior engineering student Elise Raschke leads: intentionally with a heart for service
Driven by her faith, the biomedical engineering student and high achiever in the Opus College consistently strives for more.
Stewards of Service: Marquette students carry on a legacy of community-driven international engineering projects
When walking down Wisconsin Avenue on a typical mid-semester weeknight, most pedestrians will overlook the sliver of light coming from a garden-level window of Marquette’s Haggerty Hall. The building’s mostly dim basement houses custodial materials, a few heavier pieces of engineering research equipment, storage for the building’s many classrooms and, nestled within its passageways, a…