Addictions permanently change the brain through a process called neuroplasticity. Dr. Matthew Hearing works alongside several Marquette neuroscientists to research the phenomenon that helps explain opioids’ tight grip on so many.
A message from university leaders
Dear members of the Marquette community, Earlier this week, one of our students received a series of electronic images from an unknown sender. These images carried disturbing racial overtones. We are thankful that the student came forward and reported this incident to the Marquette University Police Department, and shared the images. MUPD immediately made our […]
Revised Marquette Core Curriculum will launch in fall 2018
Due to the efforts of the Core Curriculum Implementation Committee and the Core Curriculum Logistics Committee, the Marquette Core Curriculum is ready to launch for students entering Marquette in the fall of 2018. The CCIC received over 200 course proposals from across campus for the Foundation-level Engaging Social Systems and Values requirement, the Methods of […]
Disregard email sent to employees regarding online training from Workplace Answers
University staff, faculty and student employees may have received an email from Workplace Answers eLearning with the subject line “Marquette Required Training Reminder for [employee’s name].” This email was sent from the vendor in error and should be deleted. A future communication from Christine Harris Taylor, Title IX coordinator, will announce upcoming trainings. Pursuant to the Office […]
Marquette community encouraged to learn more about cyber security
The Marquette University Center for Cyber Security Awareness and Cyber Defense is encouraging the Marquette community to be aware of the concerns and trends of online behaviors to insure students emerge as capable online citizens. The National Cyber Security Alliance has released findings of the second annual Keeping Up with Generation App: NSCA Parent / Teen Online […]
A message from Chief Mascari
Dear members of the Marquette community, Recently, Marquette University released its 2017 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes crime statistics which are reported in compliance with requirements established by the federal government. I’m writing to you today to provide some context for those numbers. In May 2015, Marquette’s Department of Public Safety […]
A message from Marquette University on Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
At Marquette, we stand with our undocumented students. We welcome all, not just some, to our university. We offer our heartfelt support for so many students and their families throughout this time of uncertainty. We urge the President to preserve Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and call upon Congress to adopt a permanent solution that […]
On Driverless Cars, Online Shopping and the Future
Supply chain management and commercial real estate industries are inextricably linked. So it’s no wonder the directors of Marquette Business’ respective centers are good friends, often having long conversations about how their worlds converge. What follows are choice excerpts from one of their chats — Drs. Doug Fisher and Mark Eppli on retail’s Amazon effect, parking structures and driverless vehicles.
Marquette University Catholic Relief Services Global Campus Partnership accepting proposals for teaching module grant
Marquette University Catholic Relief Services Global Campus Partnership will award up to four teaching module grants each in the amount of $250 for the development of one class period teaching module that enhances students’ understanding of the role of education, humanitarian activities, and research to address challenges facing the world’s most vulnerable populations, increases students’ […]
Frequently Asked Questions and Answers on personnel matter
On May 4, 2017, a Milwaukee County judge issued a 33-page decision dismissing all claims against Marquette University. In May 2016, associate professor John McAdams filed a lawsuit challenging the decisions of Marquette’s Faculty Hearing Committee and President Michael R. Lovell that Dr. McAdams deserved discipline for his conduct. Consistent with previous communications and in […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 12
- Next Page »