Nursing
Nursing student makes the most of her time as a Flynn Fellow
Senior Mackenzie Handler gained valuable oncology nursing experience during her time as a Flynn Fellow last summer.
Team ENOUGH chapter participates in gun violence prevention advocacy day at state capital
A group of Marquette students participated in gun violence prevention advocacy day at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison.
Research that Walks With the Excluded: Marquette’s Intersection faculty conversation
After members of the Society of Jesus joined in discernment with lay partners to renew and refocus the society’s mission priorities, they identified Walking With the Excluded as one of four core Universal Apostolic Preferences for 2019-2029, along with Showing the Way to God, Journeying With Youth and Caring for Our Common Home. This preference calls Jesuit-led communities everywhere to…
Sickle cell disease researchers in College of Nursing make their mark through IMPACT Lab
Dr. Dora Clayton-Jones’ IMPACT Lab is making a difference in the lives of teenagers with sickle-cell disease.
David A. Straz, Jr. Hall receives Honor Award from Wisconsin American Institute of Architects
David A. Straz, Jr. Hall, home of Marquette’s College of Nursing, received a Wisconsin American Institute of Architects Honor Award.
Research in Print: October Paper Publishing Report
Here is the report of published academic papers written by Marquette faculty and staff and submitted to the Office of Marketing and Communication for October 2025.
Lemonis Center Student Success Dialogues: College-based student success efforts, Sept. 30
The Lemonis Center for Student Success will host a discussion exploring how student success is being defined and supported across several colleges and academic success areas.
Marquette Nursing hosts Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast in Straz Hall
Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast paid a visit to David A. Straz, Jr., Hall to get hands-on experience with the nursing profession.
Nursing alumnus finds purpose, personal growth in treating incarcerated individuals
Braden Wolthuis, a Marquette nursing alum, administers vital health care to some of the most vulnerable people in the country: prisoners.
Marquette student inspired to become a nurse through battle with rare disease
Marquette Nursing student Kaila Mabus fought a rare condition called Castleman’s Disease when she was in high school.