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Marquette and partners to receive NSF funding for regional water-focused innovation engine
Great Lakes ReNEW has been awarded up to $160 million over 10 years.
El podcast “Nuestras Raíces” con la invitada Fátima Jiménez González, quien cursa su 4o año, ya está disponible
La serie de podcasts de Marquette “Nuestras Raíces Dicen que Somos Hermanas” lanzó el episodio de febrero honrando la historia de Fátima Jiménez González.
10th annual Presidential Address highlights student experience, faculty research and university partnerships
President Lovell highlighted many of the new campus initiatives designed to advance Marquette’s core educational and cocurricular missions.
Education professors talk about their efforts to support the mental health of new and expecting moms
Two professors in Marquette’s College of Education are at the center of a cross-disciplinary project aimed at supporting new and expecting mothers’ mental health. Dr. Kavitha Venkateswaran, clinical assistant professor of counseling education and counseling psychology, is the project’s principal investigator, and Dr. Lisa Edwards, professor and director of training for counseling psychology, is a…
Wellness Weekly: Wellness opportunities in February
February is a busy month for wellness on campus.
Marquette Physical Therapy Clinic provides convenient, low-cost care on campus
The Marquette University Physical Therapy Clinic – a full-service PT and rehabilitation clinic open to the public – provides cost-effective and quality on-site care.
Take part in CTL community of practice on ‘scholarship of teaching and learning’
This community is designed to advance the understanding and creation of SoTL for the betterment of teaching at Marquette.
Center for Peacemaking grant opportunities available
Applications are open to receive grant funding through Marquette’s Center for Peacemaking.
Rise in applications, test scores for Class of 2028; shifting student mindset
Nearly 18,000 prospective students completed applications to join Marquette University’s Class of 2028.
Celebrate Black History Month in February
Programs and events will be hosted on campus throughout February to celebrate Black History Month.