Arts & Sciences
Researching the surprising ecological afterlife of elephants
In March 2024, in the middle of Novalee Sweeney’s first trip to South Africa’s Kruger National Park, the Marquette microbial ecology doctoral student stumbled into the middle of both a tragedy and an opportunity. While returning to camp, she and other members of an international research team encountered a group of park rangers gathered around…
11 Marquette faculty members among top 2% of world’s most-cited scientists
According to research at Stanford University, 11 current Marquette faculty members are listed among the top 2% of cited scientists in the world.
A Reunion — Across Time
When Alex Gambacorta left the Apsáalooke Reservation in Montana, she thought she was closing a chapter on the special place she’d served for a year. But back at Marquette, pieces of Apsáalooke history were waiting to be discovered — and a new journey with the tribe was about to begin. Red Star. Big Day. Plainfeather.…
Irish Studies minor includes new class offerings
There are now more opportunities for cultural growth and development through the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences’ Irish Studies minor.
The making of ‘Morningstar’: a novel creative passion
Raegan Gronseth and Marshall Kopacki dove into the world of research and creative writing through the development of their manuscript.
Seventh FELOS Leadership Development cohort selected
The Office of Faculty Affairs and Dr. Gary Meyer announced the names of faculty selected to take part in the FELOS Faculty Leadership Development Program.
Immersive experiences at the Les Aspin Center for Government
Upon arriving in Washington, D.C., students can expect to engage in a full semester’s worth of courses, complemented by an internship placement in the D.C. area.
‘Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters’ podcast featuring Amyah Brooks now available
This month’s episode honors the story of Amyah Brooks, a senior studying political science and social welfare and justice.
Annual Lonergan Colloquium, March 7-8
The Lonergan Colloquium features various aspects of sustainable development, environmental sustainability and impacts of the environment.
Humanities Research Colloquium book talk with Dr. Sergio González, Feb. 27
The Humanities Research Colloquium will host a book talk with Dr. Sergio González, assistant professor of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.