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Marquette Alumni Couple Issue $10 Million Challenge To Honor Longtime Past President
New residence hall facility will bear Father Wild’s name
Marquette Experts Available To Discuss Presidential Inauguration
MILWAUKEE — Marquette has several experts available for media interviews this week to discuss the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States. Please contact Christopher Stolarski at (414) 288-6060 or at christopher.stolarski@marquette.edu to arrange an interview with any of these experts. Lowell Barrington, associate professor of political science and chair of the Department of…
Marquette Names New Executive Vice President For Operations
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University has named Dave Lawlor as its new executive vice president for operations, President Michael R. Lovell announced today. Lawlor, who most recently served as vice chancellor and chief financial officer at the University of California – Davis, will begin in his role on Jan. 10. A new position for the university,…
Marquette College Of Communication And ASNE Establish O’Brien Fellowship Award For Impact In Public Service Journalism
MILWAUKEE — The J. William and Mary Diederich College of Communication announced today that it is establishing the O’Brien Fellowship Award for Impact in Public Service Journalism — and that it would be bestowed as part of the American Society of News Editors (ASNE) annual awards contest. Inspired by the Perry and Alicia O’Brien Fellowship in Public…
Marquette Purchases Rare First Edition, First Printing Of ‘The Hobbit’
Classic edition of children’s book will be added to the university’s J.R.R. Tolkien Collection
Marquette University Develops Community Health-Focused Pre-Dental Post-Baccalaureate Program
Program is a partnership between the College of Health Sciences and the School of Dentistry
Marquette Opus College Of Engineering Receives Three Grants Worth $630,459
Grants will fund two projects and start a robotics program within local high schools
Marquette Researcher Finds Major Middle East Dust Storm Caused By Extreme Drought, Not Regional Conflict
MILWAUKEE — The dust storm that triggered havoc in the Middle East last year likely was caused by extreme climatic conditions, not regional conflict, a new study by a Marquette University environmental engineer has found. The massive storm in September 2015 killed at least a dozen people, whipping across seven countries while canceling flights and…
Cancer Patients In Bangladesh, Nepal Willing To Use Cell Phone Questionnaires On Symptoms, Pain
MILWAUKEE — Cancer patients in Bangladesh and Nepal are willing to use cell phone questionnaires to provide information about their levels of symptoms and pain, two Marquette University researchers found. The researchers hope the technology can be used to help physicians better manage patients’ common symptoms. Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, professor of computer science and…
Marquette To Construct Seasonal Dome Over Portion Of Valley Fields Facility
MILWAUKEE — Marquette University plans to construct a seasonal dome over a portion of its Valley Fields facility, enclosing the synthetic turf field adjacent to the stadium. The seasonal dome, which will provide practice and training facilities for intercollegiate athletes as well as club and intramural participants, is expected to be completed in January 2017.…