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Perspectives in AI: What is a person’s place in this new world?
Dr. Badar Al Lawati, assistant professor of practice in information systems and business analytics and NMDSI-affiliated faculty member, has been working with artificial intelligence for decades. Students in his analytics and information systems courses use AI to combine sets of data, clean up errors in the newly formed database and identify trends that can be…
Hall Minister Q&A: Fr. Michael Maher, S.J.
The beginning of a new semester is an exciting time — but it can also be an anxious and stressful experience for some. In addition to the many resident assistants, each residence hall has a hall minister to provide pastoral care to and be a spiritual presence for all residents and building staff. In collaboration…
Centennial celebration
Marquette’s Speech and Hearing Clinic celebrated its 100th anniversary this year.
John Knapp named first executive director of Innovation Alley
Innovation Alley, a partnership between the College of Business Administration and the Opus College of Engineering, took a significant step forward today with the naming of its inaugural executive director. John Knapp, director of external relations for the College of Business Administration, has been named to the role, effective May 1. As executive director, Knapp…
UPDATED: Marquette pauses COVID-19 Federal Order compliance plan for staff and faculty
Marquette University is actively monitoring the legal status of federal Executive Order 14042 (Federal Order) and is aware of the Dec. 7 U.S. district court ruling that halts the enforcement of the order for federal contract workers. Given this development, the university is pausing its COVID-19 Federal Order plan until further notice. We expect the…
Benefits Update: How the CARES Act affects Marquette, UMR waived testing costs and expanded telehealth coverage
CARES Act Congress recently passed the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security” (CARES) Act, which contained several provisions relevant to participants in Marquette’s 403(b) retirement plan. Currently, Marquette’s plan offers loans up to $50,000 to participants (or 50% of their employee contributed account balance) but the CARES Act allows employers to increase that limit. Under…
How better blood flow can improve walking in stroke survivors
Strokes are associated with impaired muscle activation by the nervous system, but an NIH R01-funded project co-directed by Dr. Allison Hyngstrom investigates blood flow reductions after strokes — and how reversing them improves walking function.
A message from College of Health Sciences Dean William E. Cullinan
Dear alumni and friends of the College of Health Sciences, The fall semester has begun, marking a new academic year in which we in the College of Health Sciences are happy to welcome 412 students to the Class of 2028, our largest freshman class ever! Like others before them, this cohort of students sits poised…
Theology seminar asks, ‘Can a Good Catholic Be a Liberal?,’ Sept. 19
Rev. Patrick Riordan, S.J., a senior fellow in political philosophy and Catholic social thought at Campion Hall, Oxford, will present the Department of Theology’s research colloquium on Thursday, Sept. 19, at 3:30 p.m. in Marquette Hall 105. Riordan will discuss, “Can a Good Catholic Be a Liberal? Challenging Some Negative Answers by Catholic Theologians.” The…
Version 4 of Step 4 Recovery Plan now available
A fourth version of the university’s Step 4 Recovery Plan was released today. The 68-page document was updated for the spring semester and is now available on the university’s COVID-19 website. There were two main updates, including: Information on Marquette’s updated testing plan, particularly the new mandatory testing process for students Vaccine distribution The Medical…