Arts & Sciences
Marquette Bookshelf: ‘Beautiful Struggle: How One American High School Took On Systemic Racism’
Drs. Sharon M. Chubbuck, and Cynthia Ellwood discuss their book on one public high school’s progress.
How well is the housing market working for us? Three professors discuss their views.
Professors from three fields examine how well Americans’ housing needs are being served.
Klingler College of Arts and Sciences applied learning fair, Nov. 10
The Klingler College of Arts and Sciences will host an Applied Learning Fair on Tuesday, Nov. 10, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Sensenbrenner Hall Eisenberg Reading Room. This event will showcase the many paths students can take to engage in applied or experiential learning, which invites students to enrich their classroom knowledge…
Journey to the Arctic: How a Marquette professor saved African history near the North Pole
Dr. Chima Korieh’s dual roles as Marquette professor and acting king of his Nigerian clan led him to a surprising mission to preserve clan history in a high-tech subterranean archive in the Arctic Circle.
Remembering Rev. Stephen J. Molvarec, S.J.
The Marquette University community mourns the loss of Rev. Stephen J. Molvarec, S.J., a former faculty member in the Department of History and member of the Marquette Jesuit community, who died unexpectedly Saturday, Oct. 24.
Space eagles
At NASA and beyond, Marquette alumni help take space missions to new heights. Get to know four of them.
Marquette to Mars
From within NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to the Martian surface, an alumna is on a mission to push the boundaries of space exploration
A civil-military bridge builder whose influence extends far and wide
In 1783, two days before Christmas and four months after the Treaty of Paris officially ended the Revolutionary War, Gen. George Washington stood before Congress and voluntarily resigned as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army. It was a watershed moment in the founding of the American Republic. Washington surrendered his power to the civilian authority, ensuring…
The sky’s many languages
A research trek explores astronomy as practiced by diverse cultures.
Entrepreneur insists we need humanities education for purposeful businesses, better world
Championing his time in theological studies as foundational to his entrepreneurial success, Dr. Remington Tonar, co-founder of Cart.com, says the humanities are more relevant than ever before.