Arts & Sciences
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. John D. Krugler
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. John David Krugler, longtime professor of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, who died on June 20, 2026, at the age of 85.
Philosophy professor selected for media fellowship
Dr. Ericka Tucker, associate professor of philosophy, has been selected as a 2026 Marc Sanders Media Fellow.
60-second Marquette on Dr. J. Patrick Mullins, ‘Defying Empire’ exhibit
60-second Marquette is a documentary video series from the Office of Marketing and Communication focused on interesting Marquette people and stories, told in 60 seconds or less. The latest video features Dr. J. Patrick Mullins, associate professor of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences and curator of “Defying Empire: Revolutionary Prints from Britain and…
Faculty Focus: Dr. Dawne Moon explores how LGBTQ+ Christians are reshaping faith, relationships and justice
For decades, conversations about LGBTQ+ inclusion in religious spaces have been framed as conflict. Dr. Dawne Moon’s research asks a different question: what can LGBTQ+ Christians teach us about love, faith and belonging?
Buzzing with brilliance: Recent biological sciences graduate has sights set on honey bee research
After becoming captivated by bees while attending Marquette University, Jordan Dubeck now has her sights set on an un-bee-lievable future in the Golden State.
Building an ecosystem of ideas: Dr. Rob Smith and the vision behind CURTO
At the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach, Dr. Rob Smith is building a thriving hub where research, teaching and community partnerships intersect, equipping students and neighbors to drive real-world change.
Taking blood tests with your mobile phone? Thanks to Marquette researchers, that future is nearer than you think.
Today, biometric data such as fingerprints and facial scans can unlock our phone screens and open our digital wallets. But someday soon, Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, professor of computer science, and partners in his Ubicomp Lab at Marquette expect that similar scans will be used to read your vitals or report blood levels to medical…
Marquette Ph.D. student to perform at opening of Obama Presidential Center
Cameron Roman will perform with his Native drum group at the opening of the Obama Presidential Center on Saturday, June 20.
Biological sciences professor receives grant to study cellular mechanisms in diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer’s
Sontag’s funded research will clarify how cells process misfolded proteins, leading to efficient refolding or clearance.
Bringing an international film festival to life
Students and faculty worked behind the scenes to bring global storytelling to Marquette’s campus.