Nursing
Nursing professor wins Vatican II Award
Dr. Richard Fehring, professor emeritus and former director of the Boland Institute for Natural Family Planning, has won a Vatican II Award.
Eight tips for first-year nursing student success
The nursing student success team share tips for first-year nursing students to optimize their time and study effectively.
Marquette alumna aids Milwaukee neighborhoods through ‘The Nurse’s Corner’
Marquette University alumna Jane Panther, Nurs ’87, has become an indispensable part of Kinship Community Food Center in Milwaukee.
Future nurses are current lifesavers on campus-based EMS unit
Students on Marquette University EMS — Wisconsin’s only student-run unit — gain vital emergency medicine experience while “showing up for people on one of the hardest days of their lives.”
Ninety years of the Marquette Nurse
Marquette College of Nursing faculty and staff from the past reflect on what the college means to them on its 90th anniversary.
A message from Dr. Jill Guttormson, dean of the College of Nursing
In 1936, a small group of nursing students reported to St. Joseph’s Hall in Milwaukee for their first day of classes. They didn’t know it, but they were the start of a nursing tradition, one that has continued for 90 years and is primed to last many more. To commemorate 90 years of impact on our patients, our communities and the profession at-large, we’ve invited important figures from the…
Marquette ranked 90th nationally, No. 48 among private colleges in latest U.S. News Best Colleges rankings
Marquette is ranked 90th among national universities in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings.
Savian sisters take on nursing curriculum, study abroad experience together
Sophia and Alana Savian are studying nursing abroad in Melbourne, Australia, thanks to Marquette Nursing’s flexible curriculum.
A calling from God: Graduate nursing student serves patients as a doula
Andreanna Wright was a doula before studying to become a nurse, a career that fostered her passion for caring for others.
Food Insecurity in the U.S.: A Catholic Perspective, Sept. 4
Dr. Craig Gundersen is the Snee Family Endowed Chair and professor in the Department of Economics at Baylor University, will speak on food insecurity in the United States from a Catholic perspective on Friday, Sept. 4, at 2 p.m. in O’Brien 150AB.