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Provost announces updated changes to enrollment management leadership
Provost Kimo Ah Yun today announced a modification to the previously announced changes to the Provost’s Office leadership structure.
Finding myself in God’s poetry
Finding myself in God’s poetryIs dancing with mystery.It is also encounteringThe unexpected offeringOf a lone petalThat speaks of a covenantDuring a walkon a fine autumn day. I find myself in God’s poetryEncrypted all over nature,A verse lovingly written in rippleson the surface of a lake. God’s poetry Is all over my heart.Its fire wounds sweetly,But doesn’t…
Re-enroll in safety alert text message platform for parents and guardians
Subscription to the safety alert text message platform for parents and guardians is set to expire at the end of May.
Wellness Weekly: Convenience Services available through LifeMatters, Marquette’s employee assistance program
Did you know that LifeMatters can help you with your day-to-day chores?
Two Marquette nursing faculty members inducted as fellows of the American College of Nurse-Midwives
Albert and Malloy were part of a class of 47 exemplary midwives accepted for fellowship in 2024.
Electrical outage to impact multiple campus buildings, June 4
A power outage will occur for 12 university buildings beginning at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, June 4.
A message from the co-chairs of the Securing Our Future initiative
We are finishing the first phase of this initiative during which we met with more than 1,000 people across over 40 academic and operational stakeholder groups.
What to know about campus operations during the RNC, July 15-19
The Republican National Convention will be held in Milwaukee from July 15-19.
Search committee named for next assistant vice president for financial aid
A search committee has been formed to identify the next assistant vice provost for financial aid and enrollment services.
Marquette faculty receive grant to develop course in civic reasoning and discourse for first year students
Dr. Amelia Zurcher, professor of English and director of the University Honors Program, and Dr. Amber Wichowsky, chair and professor of political science, both in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, have received nearly $150,000 from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations to develop an innovative, cross-disciplinary curriculum to teach civic reasoning and discourse skills…