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Faculty, staff invited to sign up for spring semester breakfast with EVP/COO Joel Pogodzinski
These hot breakfasts are held in the AMU a few times each semester.
Register for Unity Graduation by April 19
Unity Graduation is an annual event recognizing Marquette’s first-generation graduates and graduates of color.
The Rev. Francis Wade, S.J., Public Lecture, April 10
Father Nguyen will speak on “Sharing Our Dying and Deaths: Edith Stein’s Theology of Community.”
Marquette Shabbat, April 19
Join the Jewish Student Union in celebrating Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest, on Friday, April 19, at 5:30 p.m.
Marquette University Prepared For March Madness With Watch Parties, Send-Offs And Experts Available
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University is one of 22 schools sending both men’s and women’s basketball teams to the NCAA Tournament this month, so March Madness will be in full effect on campus this week. The Office of University Relations has compiled a list of campus events open to media, as well as March Madness topic…
What’s next for artificial intelligence? Marquette Business professors offer advice on best practices
AI has disrupted classrooms at every level of education. Instructors in the College of Business Administration such as Dr. Joe Wall and Hunter Sandidge are adapting.
‘A lot of my best friends are 85 years old:’ Nursing student finds community, family in St. Camillus program
Creating interactions between students, retirees is the goal of innovative program in College of Nursing.
President and CEO of Network Health to speak at Loebl Women Business Leader Series
Coreen Dicus-Johnson to deliver Loebl keynote at O’Brien Hall on Wednesday, April 10.
Two plans promoting research progress
Dear colleagues and friends, This spring, I will be sharing three messages — including today’s — featuring new advances in research and scholarship at Marquette University: impressive work on topics such as maternal mental health, stroke rehabilitation, quantum architecture and molecular dynamics, PFAS remediation, secondary school pedagogy innovations and more. It is also a good time…
Boosting learning by helping students recognize themselves in their history lessons
The $1.27 million MKE Roots Project makes history and social studies stickier by making it more place-based, culturally sensitive and relatable.