Arts & Sciences
Marquette’s history and stories renewed: an online learning series designed for alumni
In a new online learning series, experts guide participants through the university’s history, buildings, trailblazers and more.
Decoding the body’s circadian clock — and its many connections to our physical and mental health
It’s a subliminal truth we all know — we can’t function very well with less sleep or unpredictable schedules. Repeated enough, such changes have bigger effects — disrupting our bodily rhythms and contributing to alarming health consequences. Marquette is fortunate to have two faculty experts in circadian rhythms, each with distinct but complementary perspectives. Dr.…
Across the ideological divide: Marquette’s intersection faculty roundtable
As our public sphere becomes defined by deep divisions and warring approaches to shared challenges, Marquette has experience guiding students in a better way. For nearly a decade, the Civic Dialogues Project has brought students together for events such as Dialogue Dinners where they learn to engage in honest, respectful discussions on difficult issues. More…
Indunil K. Piyankarage, doctoral student in the Department of Chemistry, awarded the Dr. John J. Eisch Fellowship
Indunil K. Piyankarage, a fourth-year doctoral student in the Biochemistry program in the Department of Chemistry at Marquette University, was awarded the Dr. John J. Eisch Fellowship for 2025-2026 academic year. Originally from Sri Lanka, Piyankarage conducts research under the mentorship of Dr. Nicholas J. Reiter, focusing on the molecular interactions that drive Ewing sarcoma,…
Dr. Deanna Arble and Dr. Sergio González named 2026 Way Klingler Sabbatical Fellowship Award recipients
Dr. Deanna Arble and Dr. Sergio González were named the recipients of the 2026 Way Klingler Sabbatical Fellowship Awards.
Chinese Program talk on ‘Chinese Mysticism: Ancestors, Spirits and Ghosts,’ April 24
The Chinese Program in the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures will host Dr. Daniel Meissner, professor emeritus of history in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences,
Seed Scholars second annual Research Symposium and Job Fair, April 30
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute invites the Marquette community to join the second annual Seed Scholars Research Symposium and Job Fair.
McGee Lecture: Community responses to immigration enforcement, April 23
Learn about and discuss community responses and perspectives related to recent immigration enforcement activity in Minneapolis and Chicago.
Celebrate retiring faculty at April 22 reception
Join the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Education in celebrating faculty members who will retire this spring and following the fall 2026 semester.
Biological sciences faculty paper chosen as Editor-in-Chief Spotlight Pick
Dr. Krassi Hristova and Dr. Chris Marshall of the Department of Biological Sciences have had a paper chosen as the Editor-in-Chief Spotlight Pick by Applied and Environmental Microbiology, a journal of the American Society for Microbiology.