Arts & Sciences
STARTALK: Chinese culture and game design experience
For the past two summers, Marquette University has hosted Wisconsin’s only STARTALK program, led by Dr. Jen-Li Ko and Dr. Eugenia Afinoguenova.
21st annual Casper Lecture with Dr. Robert Stolz, April 7
Stolz will share “On Fascism: Lessons from Japan.” No registration is required.
Biological sciences professor receives $1.37 million NSF CAREER grant to study impact of light on breathing
Dr. Deanna Arble is an assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences.
NMDSI AI symposium on navigating AI in industries and careers, April 15
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is hosting its annual AI symposium, “Navigating AI: Transforming Industries and Careers,”
SWIM community conversation series panel on mental health and policy, March 25
Learn how stress impacts the brain and can increase the risk of mood disorders and even suicide.
Career course provides guided path for students after graduation
In the months leading up to graduation, Chesnie Wardell finds herself in unfamiliar territory, applying for job after job, praying that her talents are recognized and the right company hires her fresh out of college. Many of her classmates are in the same situation. A year ago, the thought of the job application process seemed…
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.