Archive
CTL Teaching Spotlight Series: Dr. Lilly Campbell on the old problems with new technology and how to provide meaningful comments to students’ work
Dr. Lilly Campbell shares her thoughts on ChatGPT and advice for teachers entering the field.
Cura Personalis: time for intentional rest, Thursday afternoons in April
Join the Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality for a four-part weekly reflection series.
Dr. Joshua Ezra Burns presents ‘Shabbat as Defiance of Roman Law,’ April 17
The Humanities Research Colloquium is delighted to announce its next talk of the semester. On Wednesday, April 10 at 4 p.m., Dr. Joshua Ezra Burns will present a talk entitled “Shabbat as Defiance of Roman Law.”
Père Marquette Lecture in Theology on Christological Hellenism, April 7
This year’s annual Père Marquette Lecture is delivered by Professor Lewis Ayres of Durham University and the Angelicum.
Two students win Wisconsin Institute for Peace and Conflict Studies Award
The award is presented to students who have made an outstanding contribution to activism related to peace and justice issues.
The power of basketball: how a tournament run put Marquette in the national spotlight
This year, the postseason appearances benefitted Marquette in several key metrics.
Distinguished Scholars Program to recognize faculty for excellence in research, April 9
Thirteen faculty members will be recognized for outstanding achievement in research and scholarships.
Ignite Bistro: free dinner exploring joy and hopefulness, April 3
Ignite will welcome Laura Lindemann, academic advisor in the Opus College of Engineering.
Join First Friday Mass, April 5
First Friday Mass takes place the first Friday of each month at St. Joan of Arc Chapel.
Campus invited to Kellstadt Lecture on Friday, April 12
Marketing department to host discussion on disinformation for annual endowed lecture.