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Spring Break meets science: Experiencing research in Switzerland
In the Klinger College of Arts and Sciences, learning opportunities extend far beyond the classroom.
Computer science professor receives NSF funding for confidential computing solutions
Dr. Keke Chen, Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute Associate Professor of Computer Science in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has received a $600,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to study confidential computing solutions within scientific collaboration. Chen’s research project, “Confidential Computing in Reproducible Collaborative Workflows,” was granted through NSF’s Cybersecurity Innovation for…
The power of intellectual joy for the future of women at work, May 3
Gather with the Institute for Women’s Leadership on Wednesday, May 3, at noon in the Eisenberg Reading Room of Sensenbrenner Hall for a workshop on the power of intellectual joy for the future of women at work. This workshop, led by IWL Co-Director Dr. Melissa Shew, will equip participants with action steps and includes a…
K-12 schools need more special education teachers — how Marquette is answering that call
Awareness about special learning needs in K-12 classrooms has evolved significantly over the past two decades across the U.S. Educators — with support from the university-based teacher education programs that train them — have developed more precise methods and language for identifying the needs of individual students. In response, many new supports and tools are now available…
Roots of the Living Tree
Matching respect for the letter of the law with an understanding of changing times is central to constitutional interpretation in Canada
A message from Diederich College of Communication Acting Dean Kati Berg
Dear friends of the Diederich College of Communication: As we bring another academic year to a close, I find myself reflecting not only on where we have been but also where we are headed. Our field continues to evolve at a remarkable pace, and preparing our students for that future requires vision, adaptability and collaboration.…
‘Behind the Bells’ documentary takes a closer look at a Marquette tradition through the eyes of students
In the fall of 2024, students from Kris Holodak’s Advanced Production class in the Diederich College of Communication turned their lens toward a singular figure on campus: Dr. Mark Konewko. A faculty member in the Diederich College of Communication and the university’s official carillonneur, Konewko was the subject of the short documentary created entirely by…
Indigenous Solidarity Immersion Trip offers new perspective for Marquette students, faculty and staff
Marquette community members underwent a profound experience on the three-day “Indigenous Solidary Immersion Trip.”
Concrete canoes, steel bridges and professional connections: highlights from a civil engineering symposium co-hosted by Marquette
Milwaukee is a natural playground for civil engineering students who are eager to design, build and maintain structures and systems to serve communities. With Milwaukee’s globally recognized infrastructure, hotbed of new urban construction and abundant natural resources, there is plenty to inspire and educate future engineering leaders. This atmosphere made Milwaukee a perfect fit as…
Faculty honored at Père Marquette Dinner 2025
Five Marquette faculty members were recognized with the university’s highest teaching honor and one faculty member received the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Award at the 66th Annual Père Marquette Dinner.