Alex Nemec
Permanent daylight saving time? Not so fast, says Marquette professor who studies daily rhythms
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill to the Senate to enact daylight saving time the law of the land. But research suggests that may not be the best idea.
Biomedical Sciences professor receives pair of NIH grants to study how ovarian hormones affect brain activity in aging and impact the likeliness of Alzheimer’s
Dr. Marieke Gilmartin, associate professor of biomedical sciences, has been awarded a pair of grants totaling over $700,000 from the National Institutes of Health to study the neurobiology of Alzheimer’s disease.
President Ah Yun visits Rome with AJCU, ancestral home of St. Joan of Arc Chapel
As part of his pilgrimage last month with leaders from the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, President Kimo Ah Yun traveled to Rome where he met His Holiness Pope Leo XIV. He also took the opportunity to visit the French village where the St. Joan of Arc Chapel originally stood.
Staff Spotlight: Marquette staff member explores LGBTQ+ representation in Middle-earth
Staff member Grace Moone uses the university’s Tolkien Archives to showcase LGBTQ+ themes in the famous author’s works.
Campus asked to ‘Let your light shine’ during Mission Week
Mission Week 2026 debuts its new theme: Let your light shine.
Mass of the Holy Spirit will be held Sunday, Aug. 30
Mass of the Holy Spirit is celebrated at every Catholic, Jesuit institution, dating back 450 years to the founding of Jesuit education.
Little lessons of love
Baccalaureate Mass speaker Elizabeth Gnau speaks on what she learned about love and being loved while at Marquette
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Never too late: Chance meeting leads to student receiving three sacraments just before graduation
Maddie Janecek’s faith journey began as a kid during summers with her grandma. Like most children, she wasn’t in the pews with the adults listening to the homily or receiving the Eucharist. Rather, she sat in another room of the church with kids her age; Veggie Tales played on a TV while she peered through a window at the Mass. Back in her hometown of Evanston, Illinois, Janecek’s family hadn’t openly practiced their faith very often, seldom attending church.…
2026 COMMENCEMENT STORIES | Tumor diagnosis reroutes biomedical science student’s career path
Biomedical Sciences student Nelson Smith is set to walk across the stage this spring, but not before a tumor diagnosis and a kind doctor rerouted his career path.
A message from College of Health Sciences Dean William E. Cullinan
Dear alumni and friends of Marquette’s College of Health Sciences: As we wind down the 2025-26 academic year and bring a conclusion to our 30th anniversary celebrations, I am keen to reflect on the last eight months. The College of Health Sciences and its clinical professional programs will be graduating over 300 students this May.…