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From the President’s Desk – June 2026
President Ah Yun shares updates on Charting Our Course and recent honorees, as well as a remembrance for President Lovell.
Buzzing with brilliance: Recent biological sciences graduate has sights set on honey bee research
After becoming captivated by bees while attending Marquette University, Jordan Dubeck now has her sights set on an un-bee-lievable future in the Golden State.
Building an ecosystem of ideas: Dr. Rob Smith and the vision behind CURTO
At the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach, Dr. Rob Smith is building a thriving hub where research, teaching and community partnerships intersect, equipping students and neighbors to drive real-world change.
Taking blood tests with your mobile phone? Thanks to Marquette researchers, that future is nearer than you think.
Today, biometric data such as fingerprints and facial scans can unlock our phone screens and open our digital wallets. But someday soon, Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, professor of computer science, and partners in his Ubicomp Lab at Marquette expect that similar scans will be used to read your vitals or report blood levels to medical…
Marquette University mourns loss of Eli Marten
Marquette University mourns the loss of Eli Marten, assistant director of the Academic Resource Center.
Juneteenth: A day for reflection, community and joy
Warren Scherer, director of the Urban Scholars Program, reflects on the historical significance of Juneteenth and encourages the Marquette community to engage in learning, celebration and service.
A message from Klingler College of Arts & Sciences Acting Dean Heather Hathaway
Acting Dean Heather Hathaway shares a message as part of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences’ latest digital publication.
Marquette Ph.D. student to perform at opening of Obama Presidential Center
Cameron Roman will perform with his Native drum group at the opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Saturday, June 20.
Staff Spotlight: For Lauren Instenes, local history is a pathway to student identity
Marquette’s MKE Roots helps students see their identities reflected in the city’s past, from community stories to LGBTQ+ history and civic change.
When are patients ready to go home from the hospital? A Marquette researcher’s scale tells you.
Drs. Marianne Weiss, Stacee Lerret, collaborated on nursing discharge scales in use by thousands around the world.