Arts & Sciences
Student Affairs in Higher Education virtual recruitment event, Nov. 28
Learn more about the Marquette University Student Affairs in Higher Education program during a virtual session on Tuesday, Nov. 28, at 6 p.m.
Israel – Palestine film screening and discussion, Nov. 29
“1913: Seeds of Conflict,” is a one-hour PBS documentary which examines the initial intersection of Arab and Jewish nationalism in the Middle East.
Les Aspin Center internship information session, Nov. 29
Join an information session on Wednesday, Nov. 29, at 5 p.m. in the AMU Henke Lounge to learn more about programs offered by the Les Aspin Center for Government.
Collaborating to support the mental health of new and expecting moms
Colleagues in Arts & Sciences and beyond investigate stronger support programs and new technology to aid expecting parents.
A message from the dean of the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences
Our college motto, “The difference is in the and,” identifies integration as the foundation of what we do and who we are. By connecting the arts and sciences, we draw our strength where creativity intersects with analysis and innovation arises from a holistic approach to learning.
From shock and shadow to light
In exploring the chilly depths of horror icons such as Freddy Krueger and Carrie, Rev. Ryan Duns, S.J., invites students and readers to reflect on what’s sacred and divine.
2023-24 Provost Fellows announced
The Provost Fellows program provides support for up to three faculty or staff to work on an important university initiative.
Marquette students contribute to Vatican’s Synod on Synodality
These students, under the direction of their professor, Dr. Kate Ward, have learned about the process first envisioned and blessed by Pope Francis which began in 2021 and is continuing through 2024.
Advising student coffee entrepreneurs, Dr. Gabriel Velez spills the beans on family history
Dr. Gabriel Velez jokes that coffee is in his blood. Despite not drinking java until his college years, he’s not far off. The assistant professor of educational policy and leadership in the College of Education has a deep family connection rooted in the South American coffee industry. “My great-grandfather Manuel Mejia was the head of…
Celebrating first-generation students: senior Elle Engelke shares her experience and advice
Meet Elle Engelke is a senior double majoring in international affairs with a concentration in political-military relations and political science.