Arts & Sciences
The community engaged classroom: How Marquette is building a foundation of service for future generations
Each semester, an average of 800 students participate in service learning and serve with over 100 community partners throughout the Milwaukee area.
Coyne Lecture to discuss fast radio bursts, April 15
Gaensler is a leading researcher internationally on astrophysical magnetism, cosmic explosions, and interstellar gas.
‘Ukraine after the War’ panel and screening of ‘20 Days in Mariupol,’ April 16
Dr. Lowell Barrington, associate professor of political science in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, will lead the panel.
Klingler College of Arts and Sciences Breakfast Club, April 26
Join fellow alumni and faculty members for a light breakfast, networking and behind-the-scenes college updates.
CTL Teaching Spotlight Series: Dr. Lilly Campbell on the old problems with new technology and how to provide meaningful comments to students’ work
Dr. Lilly Campbell shares her thoughts on ChatGPT and advice for teachers entering the field.
Dr. Joshua Ezra Burns presents ‘Shabbat as Defiance of Roman Law,’ April 17
The Humanities Research Colloquium is delighted to announce its next talk of the semester. On Wednesday, April 10 at 4 p.m., Dr. Joshua Ezra Burns will present a talk entitled “Shabbat as Defiance of Roman Law.”
Père Marquette Lecture in Theology on Christological Hellenism, April 7
This year’s annual Père Marquette Lecture is delivered by Professor Lewis Ayres of Durham University and the Angelicum.
Todd A. Hernández Memorial Fund launch and reception, May 3
The event will be held in the AMU Lunda Room from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Political science professor recognized by Milwaukee Press Club
Dr. Philip Rocco was honored for his series on the legislative battle over Act 12.
Boosting learning by helping students recognize themselves in their history lessons
The $1.27 million MKE Roots Project makes history and social studies stickier by making it more place-based, culturally sensitive and relatable.