Arts & Sciences
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.
Joining forces for maternal mental health
When psychologist Dr. Kavitha Venkateswaran began working with patients in a women’s health clinic in Milwaukee about five years ago, she was surprised to find few services for perinatal mental health — and grew determined to fill the gap. Her passion for the mission only increased after she experienced the swirling emotions of her own…
New courses bring Irish culture to Marquette
Marquette will roll out two new 1.5-credit courses this fall for anyone interested in or curious about Irish music and dance.
Symposium on the Civil War era to celebrate career of Professor Emeritus Dr. Jim Marten, March 21-22
The symposium will be held in two sessions in Sensenbrenner Hall.
Philosophy colloquium with Northwestern’s Rachel Zuckert, March 8
Zuckert will deliver a talk on “Kant’s Philosophy of History as Stoic Consolation.”
Marquette Bookshelf: ‘Christology and Global Ethics: Encountering the Poor in a Pluralist Reality’
Dr. Alexandre Martins answers questions about his new book.
Marquette’s Burke Scholarship Program teaches valuable lessons focused on social justice and community service
For 30 years, the Burke Scholarship Program has worked toward the Jesuit values of education, leadership and serving others.
Lessons from London
Marquette’s J-Session offers short study abroad classes that provide rewarding cultural experiences and lifelong memories.
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. Anne Pasero
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. Anne Pasero, beloved professor of Spanish.
Marquette professor reflects on involvement in new Giannis documentary
Dr. Chima Korieh, professor of African history and director of Africana studies, was invited to take part in the film.