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Biological sciences professor receives R01 funding from NIH to expand genome editing tools in lizards
Dr. Tony Gamble has received almost $1.1 million in R01 grant funding.
Lenten reflection: How the season brought me closer to my roommates, God
By Megan McGuire, senior in the Diederich College of Communication During my time at Marquette I have come to understand and appreciate the period of Lent more fully. Beginning on Ash Wednesday and lasting through Holy Thursday leading up to Easter, it is a time of reflection and prayer. Marquette has provided me with opportunities,…
Director of the Lubar Center to receive Headliner Award from Milwaukee Press Club
Derek Mosley, director of the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education, will be honored with a Headliner Award by the Milwaukee Press Club at its Gridiron Awards event at The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee on Friday, May 12. Headliner Awards are presented annually to those who have made significant, positive contributions to…
BLEST Hub creates meaningful connections to support youth of color
The BLEST Hub is based on the idea that Milwaukee is filled with great people doing meaningful work — but, unfortunately, the city lacks the intellectual space to catalog those efforts. More strategic connections are needed to bridge the various programs that support youth of color.
We are Marquette! What to know as men’s and women’s basketball start NCAA Tournament journeys
The energy on campus is palpable as both Marquette’s women’s and men’s basketball teams prepare to compete in their respective NCAA Tournaments. The blue and gold ribbons adorning streetlamps down Wisconsin Avenue are a telltale sign March Madness has begun! New to following basketball and looking to get swept up in the excitement? Here’s what…
Earn My Wellness points and help Marquette beat Butler in blood drive competition
Help Marquette defeat Butler University in a blood drive competition by donating blood on Wednesday, March 22, and Friday, March 31, in AMU 157 and 163. These drives, which will honor late College of Nursing instructor Kit Stevi, are a part of a new annual tradition which pits Marquette against Butler to see which college…
NCAA Tournament send-off for women’s and men’s basketball teams, March 15
The campus community is invited to celebrate the Marquette women’s and men’s basketball teams as they depart from the Al McGuire Center for their respective trips to the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday, March 15. Both teams will be departing through the Al McGuire lobby, with the men’s team leaving at 1 p.m. and the women’s…
Over 5,100 donors on Give Marquette Day
The sixth annual Give Marquette Day, held on Tuesday, March 7, reached new heights thanks to the support from our Marquette community. More than 5,100 donors representing all 50 states participated in this impactful day – the most successful yet. Blue, the Marquette University Police Department community outreach dog, celebrated his first birthday as part…
Equipment Forum: funding opportunities and things to consider, March 21
Join the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs for a webinar on Tuesday, March 21, at 1 p.m. to learn more about what is involved with considering an equipment purchase for your project and what to think about when submitting a grant proposal in support of it. Some topics to be covered include: Things to…
Curtis L. Carter Art and Social Change Virtual Lecture, March 30
Join the Haggerty Museum of Art for a virtual conversation with artist Tomás Saraceno and Dr. Somesh Roy, assistant professor of mechanical engineering in the Opus College of Engineering, on Thursday, March 30, from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. via Zoom. Register online. This conversation is presented in conjunction with the Midwest Art History Society…