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  • Teams meeting video recordings will save to Teams or OneDrive beginning Aug. 16 

    Starting on Monday, Aug. 16, Microsoft Teams meeting video recordings will no longer save to the Microsoft Stream video platform. Microsoft is requiring this move and will use two destinations for video recordings:  Teams channel meetings will be saved to the Microsoft Teams site under the channel’s “files” tab in the “recordings” folder.  Teams meetings scheduled via Outlook will be saved…

  • New student diversity training workshop will be Aug. 27 

    Two new required online diversity, equity and inclusion training programs were recently announced, one of which is a training program for new students titled “Brave and Bold Dialogues: Diversity, Equity and Inclusion – College Edition.”   The program is an interactive, one-hour online course exploring real-life scenarios designed to increase awareness and understanding while building foundational knowledge of diversity,…

  • Engineering professor receives NSF CAREER grant

    Dr. Henry Medeiros, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering in the Opus College of Engineering, has been awarded a Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Award from the National Science Foundation worth more than $515,000 for his research project to create a framework that will enforce temporal consistency in computer vision algorithms.  The project, titled…

  • June faculty and staff grants

    The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs has announced the following grants awarded to university faculty and staff in June 2021:    Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service receives $350,000 in funding for operations; also announces initiative to grow endowment (Milwaukee NNS, Ronald Smith)   College of Education receives nearly $1 million HRSA grant to support behavioral health workforce for underserved communities (Department…

  • University requiring COVID-19 testing for employees who do not upload vaccine information by Aug. 30

    Vaccination is a critical tool to help reduce the spread of COVID-19. As of Aug. 12, more than 90% of Marquette students enrolled for fall 2021 have submitted proof of vaccination for COVID-19 — our goal is for faculty and staff to meet or exceed that number.  Faculty and staff are strongly encouraged to upload proof of COVID-19 vaccine to the MU Patient Portal by midnight Aug. 30.   IMPORTANT:…

  • Marquette introduces new required diversity, equity and inclusion training programs

    Dear Marquette community, Aligned with our values as a Catholic, Jesuit university and articulated in our strategic plan, Beyond Boundaries, Marquette is committed to becoming a more inclusive community in which all our diverse stakeholders feel a sense of belonging and are able to thrive. But even as we strive to embody these ideals, we…

  • Boosting Success for Milwaukee Students 

    In this episode we hear from leaders at Marquette and in Milwaukee who are passionate about supporting our community –– and helping students successfully navigate the college experience. 

  • Instructor Kurt Gering honored with Teaching Excellence Award

    The award is the highest honor bestowed upon Marquette University faculty members, recognizing their excellence as teacher-scholars.

  • University Advancement surpasses FY21 fundraising goal, raises more than $96 million

    The Marquette University Advancement team raised more than $96 million in new gifts and confirmed pledges in fiscal year 2021, surpassing its $90 million FY21 goal. “Our partners across campus have played a pivotal role by continuing to accelerate campaign momentum,” said Vice President for University Advancement Tim McMahon. “We remain grateful for the extensive,…

  • Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism receive $1.4 million grant from the American Journalism Project 

    The Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service (NNS), a nonprofit newsroom and project of the Diederich College of Communication, and the Wisconsin Center for Investigative Journalism have been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the American Journalism Project to support their efforts to reshape the local news ecosystem in Milwaukee and across Wisconsin.  Over three years, the grant will build revenue and…