Stephen Filmanowicz
Time of Impact, Time to Rise
The Time to Rise campaign inspired the Marquette community to give like never before — an $801 million outpouring that expands what’s possible for the university and its students.
100th anniversary shines spotlight on Marquette Theatre’s distinctiveness and close mentoring relationships
Accomplished theatre alumni returned to celebrate a century of theatre, 50 years in the Helfaer Theatre and beloved faculty member Deb Krajec’s 40 years at Marquette.
Student nurses in bilingual clinical residency address Latinx health inequities
Through community-based clinical program developed by Dr. Sylvia Peña, students provided nutrition-focused bilingual preventive care to help reduce risks of diabetes, hypertension and other conditions.
Understanding why so few Hispanic women get screened for cervical cancer
A Marquette study investigates an alarming health disparity — the low screening rates among Hispanic women that contribute to high rates of cervical cancer diagnosis and fatality.
Faculty honored at Père Marquette Dinner 2024
Four Marquette faculty members were honored with the university’s highest teaching honor, the Teaching Excellence Award, and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 65th Annual Père Marquette Dinner.
A message from Dr. Jeanne Hossenlopp, vice president of research and innovation
Dear colleagues and friends, In my last message, I shared what an exciting time this is for research and scholarship at Marquette University. Here I share a few more examples of the faculty expertise, ingenuity and collaboration that drive this research and scholarship to new heights of excellence in a full range of disciplines. These examples of…
Two plans promoting research progress
Dear colleagues and friends, This spring, I will be sharing three messages — including today’s — featuring new advances in research and scholarship at Marquette University: impressive work on topics such as maternal mental health, stroke rehabilitation, quantum architecture and molecular dynamics, PFAS remediation, secondary school pedagogy innovations and more. It is also a good time…
Unraveling soot’s mysteries — and dampening its harm
With support from a major NSF CAREER grant, Dr. Somesh Roy is channeling his long-running interest in soot into understanding its molecular composition, muting its damage and creatively educating the public along the way.
The dean down the hall
What happened when faculty couple Dean Heidi Bostic and Dr. Stephen Pluháček traded their Milwaukee home for a campus apartment, piloting the idea of faculty living on campus to support students in their daily lives?
Called South
A Marquette professor and son of Memphis, Tennessee, leads a group from Marquette on a pilgrimage to sites from civil rights history that still have volumes to say today.