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Honors Program in Digital Dentistry celebrates third cohort of graduates
Marquette University School of Dentistry recently celebrated the third cohort of students who completed the Honors Program in Digital Dentistry, a selective, year-long program for top fourth-year students seeking advanced training in emerging technologies shaping modern dental care. Housed within the school’s Technological Innovation Center (TIC), the program combines didactic instruction, laboratory training, and clinical…
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Dental students built cultural community, leave behind legacy of belonging
Four years ago, Aimen Mian and Aya Salhab walked into Marquette’s Dental School for the first time together, side-by-side. This May, when they cross the Commencement stage, they’ll be surrounded by a much larger community — one that tells stories of personal growth and a culture they helped nurture. When they first arrived at Marquette, Mian and Salhab met other students…
Registration open for Marquette summer bowling league
Registration is open for the summer bowling league at the Union Sports Annex, with teams of three competing each week. Open to all Marquette students, faculty and staff, the league meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. beginning June 3 and lasting until Aug. 5 (no games on July 1). The cost is $8 per individual per…
Save Your Tooth Month gets state recognition thanks to Marquette faculty dentist
May is Save Your Tooth Month, an annual celebration of the dentists responsible for saving teeth. It’s now officially recognized in the State of Wisconsin, thanks to the efforts of one Marquette School of Dentistry faculty member. Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim, clinical professor and predoctoral program director of endodontics, submitted a request to Governor Tony Evers’…
2026 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | When he’s not shining teeth, he’s shearing sheep
Long before he knew he wanted to pursue a career taking care of people’s teeth, Brady Meudt grew up tending to sheep. Hundreds and hundreds of sheep. The family farm is where Meudt (pronounced “might”) discovered a passion for healthcare, and mentorship through national livestock shows and camps is what instilled a lifelong devotion to…
Thomas Hermsen earns admissions newcomer award
Marquette undergraduate admissions counselor Thomas Hermsen was named a recipient of the James A. Alexander Newcomer Award from the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling at the organization’s annual conference in April. The award recognizes significant contributions by IACAC members with fewer than five years of involvement. Along with volunteering within IACAC, Hermsen serves on…
Jeanette Maher elected to Illinois admissions executive board
Jeanette Maher, Grad ’23, assistant director of national recruitment in the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, has been elected as a board director on the executive board of the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling. Based in Illinois, Maher works extensively with prospective Marquette students and families in the greater Chicago area. An eight-year member of IACAC, she serves on several committees: Inclusion, Access, and Success;…
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Marquette hosted record number of prospective student visits, again hit application benchmark with Class of 2030
As May 1 approaches and high school seniors finalize their college decisions, Marquette continues to welcome a record number of visitors to campus. This spring, the Office of Undergraduate Admissions hosted more prospective students and families than ever before. The increase follows a rising trend for Marquette as it received over 20,000 applications for the Class of 2030, marking the second consecutive year hitting that milestone. It also underscores Undergraduate Admissions’ efforts to provide enhanced…
School of Dentistry hosts 27th annual Research Day, announces winners
Marquette University School of Dentistry hosted its 27th Research Day on Tuesday in the Alumni Memorial Union, naming 15 award winners between students and faculty. The day began with a morning research and rounds poster session, featuring dozens of posters representing predoctoral, resident and faculty basic science and clinical research posters. Several of the posters…