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Dr. Emily Sontag receives national Biophysical Society Young Faculty Award
The Young Faculty Award is presented annually to a junior faculty member whose work demonstrates exceptional promise and impact within the field.
Dr. Margaret Nettesheim Hoffmann named director of Marquette’s Center for Humanities
Dr. Margaret Nettesheim Hoffmann has been named director of the Center for the Advancement of the Humanities, where she will guide its sustainability strategy and lead initiatives positioning Marquette as a national humanities leader.
Les Aspin Center fall 2026 semester to highlight communication, media and journalism; Apply by May 4
This fall’s Les Aspin Center theme offers an ideal semester for students interested in public affairs storytelling, strategic communication, policy messaging, political journalism and more.
10 courses to keep an eye on this fall
Discover standout Fall 2026 classes offering fresh perspectives, engaging topics and memorable experiences to help you find your next favorite course this semester.
Inspired by new book, Theology 1001 explores beyond Scripture
First year Introduction to Theology course invites students beyond memorization into a reflective, Ignatian journey of identity, purpose and self-discovery.
A message from Klingler College of Arts & Sciences Acting Dean Heather Hathaway
Dr. Heather Hathaway shares a message in the latest Klingler College of Arts & Sciences digital publication.
Marquette undergraduates compete at Big East Research Symposium; economics senior wins third in social sciences
Five teams of undergraduate researchers from Marquette University competed at the annual Big East Undergraduate Research Poster Symposium.
Graduate students invited to get writing support at the Ott Memorial Writing Center
We can offer feedback, help brainstorm and dig through style guides with you. Schedule an appointment — or walk in — and meet with a tutor for a 30 to 60 minute session.
2026 Klement Lecture with Dr. Serena Zabin, April 13
The Department of History will host the annual Professor Frank L. Klement Lecture on Monday, Apr. 13, at 4:30 p.m. in the Raynor Library’s Beaumier Suites.
Civic Dialogues: Who Speaks for the Nation? A Panel and Dialogue Dinner on the Vice Presidency and Representation, March 19
Students, faculty and staff are invited to a panel and dinner discussion on the role of the American vice presidency.