Rachel Gintner Orlando
A message from the dean of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences
Our college motto, “The difference is in the and,” identifies integration as the foundation of what we do and who we are. By connecting the arts and sciences, we draw our strength where creativity intersects with analysis and innovation arises from a holistic approach to learning.
Back to school — Milwaukee newsroom leaders mentor Marquette student journalists
Greg Borowski of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Tim Vetscher of TMJ4 work overtime to improve local news coverage — while mentoring journalism students at their alma mater.
Collaborating to support the mental health of new and expecting moms
Colleagues in Arts & Sciences and beyond investigate stronger support programs and new technology to aid expecting parents.
Using chemistry to address a scientific challenge — and a human one
With a new CAREER Award, Dr. Joseph Clark is pursuing solutions to a shortage of carbon-14 used in making drugs traceable in the body, while providing training opportunities for scientists from hurricane-damaged Puerto Rico.
Tour Guide Spotlights: Meet Emma, Johnnie, DJ & Alana
You won’t feel like part of a herd on a Marquette campus tour. Specializing in one-to-one connections, tour guides are Marquette’s best ambassadors and invaluable assets in a competitive era for college admissions.
Secrets of tour guides’ success
You won’t feel like part of a herd on a Marquette campus tour. Specializing in one-to-one connections, tour guides are Marquette’s best ambassadors and invaluable assets in a competitive era for college admissions.
Difference maker Judge Christopher Foley
Bringing compassion and a sense of mission to the family business of circuit court, Judge Christopher Foley, Arts ’75, Law ’78, changed the lives of thousands of children for the better.
Coming home — how James Foley’s records came to be archived at Marquette
Thanks to collaboration from friends, family and university archivists, a vast set of James Foley’s records will be archived at his alma mater.
Unlocking soot’s mysteries – in the lab and gallery
Soot particles are tiny, but their effect on our world and our health is huge, says Dr. Somesh Roy. He’s on a quest to better understand soot — and to help us care enough to tame it.