Caitlin Schoewe
Marquette Wellness Center and Muslim Student Association host Dr. Enaya Othman, Nov. 21
Dr. Enaya Othman is an associate professor of languages, literatures and cultures in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.
Soup with Substance: 35th anniversary of the UCA martyrs, a historical and theological reflection, Nov. 20
The program will focus on El Salvador at the time of the Martyrs and the continued impact of these events today.
25Live open for spring general pool room reservations, Nov. 18
Reservations can now be made through 25Live for breakout rooms, review sessions, additional space.
Save the date for the annual Dreamers Gala, March 20
Save the date for the 10th annual Dreamers Gala.
Basketball bingo with CAB, Nov. 14
Join the Campus Activities Board for basketball bingo on Thursday, Nov. 14, at 9 p.m. in the Union Sports Annex.
One-stop Success Shop
Resources are everywhere for students who walk into the new Lemonis Center for Student Success in the heart of campus.
A Picture Runs Through It
American Mother is the story of Diane Foley, whose son James Foley, Arts ’96, a freelance journalist working in Syria, was held captive and murdered by ISIS militants in 2014. In this book, her voice is channeled into searing reality by award-winning author Colum McCann, who “brings us on a journey of strength, resilience and…
Fertility Under Pressure
Heat waves carry risks that go far beyond dehydration. Even the reproductive system is affected by extreme temperatures, which could spell danger for future generations. “It is well documented that climate change is affecting human fertility already,” says Dr. Lisa Petrella, associate professor of biological sciences. Birth rates drop nine months after a heat wave,…
Peace Before Farewell
“Jennifer, what you are experiencing is pre-grieving the loss of your mother.” I wasn’t expecting these words from my spiritual adviser at Marquette’s Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality, but they encapsulated everything I had been feeling as my mother neared 90 years old.
Recovery at Marquette winter luncheon, Dec. 3
This event is in support of the new collegiate recovery program on campus.