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Flipping the Switch: How two Marquette engineers help children in need play and explore
Imagine someone who tinkers with children’s toys year-round in a tucked-away workshop, travels to all corners of the globe and dedicates their work to serving children and families. Now ignore any famous North Pole residents and consider a pair of Marquette engineers operating a similarly joy-filled operation a few thousand miles south in Wisconsin. Play…
Off and running: Omron Advanced Automation Lab lays groundwork for future collaboration
It’s been six months since the Omron Advanced Automation Lab opened in the Opus College of Engineering, and Dr. Phil Voglewede, professor and associate chair of mechanical engineering and director of the lab, says it’s all a dream come true. Established with a $1 million-plus gift from Omron Corporation, the lab opened in March of…
Unraveling soot’s mysteries — and dampening its harm
With support from a major NSF CAREER grant, Dr. Somesh Roy is channeling his long-running interest in soot into understanding its molecular composition, muting its damage and creatively educating the public along the way.
A message from Marquette Engineering Opus Dean Kristina Ropella
Dear Alumni and Friends of Marquette Engineering, I am excited to share the first digital issue of Marquette Engineer, a new opportunity to tell the inspirational stories of our Marquette engineering students, faculty, staff, alumni and collaborators. This special digest of stories will come every few months to showcase how our Marquette engineers ignite curiosity…
Three questions with Dr. Samantha Majhor
This story first appeared on Humanities Without Walls. Dr. Samantha Majhor is an assistant professor of English in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences. Majhor is of Yankton Dakota and Assiniboine descent, and in her role as faculty advisor for Marquette’s Indigeneity Lab, she works alongside undergraduate students in collaboration with Native and non-Native…
Undocu-Ally Week Activities, Oct. 23-27
The Marquette DREAMers student organization and campus partners will host the first Undocu-Ally Week on campus Oct. 23-27.
AMU fall coat drive starts Oct. 30
The Alumni Memorial Union will host a fall coat drive from Monday, Oct. 30, to Friday, Nov. 10.
Panel presentation and dialogue dinner on Marquette and affirmative action, Oct. 26
The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion will host a panel presentation and a dialogue dinner regarding the U.S. Supreme Court decision on affirmative action.
Campus Ministry hosting events during Respect Life Week, Oct. 22-28
During this year’s Respect Life Week, Campus Ministry and Marquette for Life will co-sponsor prayer experiences.
Marquette Business dean recognized as Wisconsin Titan 100 business leader for second consecutive year
Tim Hanley, the Acting Keyes Dean of Business Administration, was part of the first class of the Titan 100 in 2022-23 and is returning this year.