Arts & Sciences
Philosophy colloquium with MCW’s Fabrice Jotterand, Nov. 10
The Department of Philosophy will host Dr. Fabrice Jotterand, professor of bioethics and medical humanities and director of the graduate program in bioethics at the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Celebrating first-generation students: sophomore Keyandre Thompson shares his experience and advice
Meet Keyandre Thompson, a sophomore from Milwaukee studying psychology on the premed track.
Using chemistry to address a scientific challenge — and a human one
With a new CAREER Award, Dr. Joseph Clark is pursuing solutions to a shortage of carbon-14 used in making drugs traceable in the body, while providing training opportunities for scientists from hurricane-damaged Puerto Rico.
Vote for Marquette student finalist Claire Radtke in The Science Coalition’s student video challenge; voting closes Nov. 13
Claire Radtke is a finalist for The Science Coalition’s “Fund It Forward Video Competition.”
IWL research social, Nov. 29
The Institute for Women’s Leadership will hold its second research social of the fall semester on Wednesday, Nov. 29.
Coming home — how James Foley’s records came to be archived at Marquette
Thanks to collaboration from friends, family and university archivists, a vast set of James Foley’s records will be archived at his alma mater.
Difference maker Judge Christopher Foley
Bringing compassion and a sense of mission to the family business of circuit court, Judge Christopher Foley, Arts ’75, Law ’78, changed the lives of thousands of children for the better.
Klingler College of Arts and Sciences poster session: A celebration of research, Nov. 13
The annual poster event celebrates the many contributions and rich variety of research taking place across Marquette’s campus.
Celebrating first-generation students: senior Sherlean Roberts shares her experience and advice
Sherlean Roberts is a senior studying political science, international affairs and peace studies.
A prairie grows at 14th and Wisconsin
Marquette’s new pocket prairie is no ordinary garden plot. For some on campus, it’s a dream years in the making.