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Opening doors for future scientists
Through a $1.6 million grant from the National Institutes of Health — the first of its kind in the Midwest — Marquette’s U-RISE program is helping undergraduates from underrepresented groups prepare for careers in scientific research.
Marquette’s Army ROTC program takes pride in past, focuses on future
Military training at Marquette dates to October 1918 when a unit of the Students Army Training Corps of the United States was established on campus.
NCAA Tournament send-off for women’s volleyball team is tomorrow
Join us as Marquette Volleyball is headed back to the NCAA Tournament! The Golden Eagles are making their 10th tournament appearance after securing an at-large berth. Marquette will face Dayton this Thursday in West Lafayette and the Marquette community is invited to help send-off the team Tuesday, Nov. 30, in the Al McGuire Center. The team…
Elevating excellence among school counselors
Sarah Wisemen always knew she had a future in education — what she didn’t know is what, exactly, that might look like. “I knew for certain that I loved teaching kids,” Wiseman says. “I knew that I wanted to get my master’s degree in something in the education world, but the specifics were unclear.” After…
Equipping Wisconsin’s next generation of district leaders
When someone accepts the position of superintendent, they aren’t just taking on a job – they are taking on the educational future of a community.
A Q&A with Dr. Brian Hodgson, new department chair of General Dental Sciences
The Department of General Dental Sciences in Marquette University School of Dentistry is responsible for the majority of the basic, applied and clinical sciences components of the pre-doctoral curriculum. Put simply, it’s the largest of the school’s four departments, with the most faculty and staff. When it came to finding a new leader for the…
Multi-patient pediatric simulation showcases application of Epic technology
Marquette and Epic’s unique partnership shines in hyper-realistic sims for soon-to-be nurses.
Law School faculty spotlight: Prof. Michael M. O’Hear on the Excessive Fines Clause
Can a traffic ticket, municipal fine or asset forfeiture rise to the level of being unconstitutional? That’s the question at the heart of Prof. Michael M. O’Hear’s recent article.
2024 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Destined for dentistry: following in a mother’s footsteps
Tatiana Martinez-McBride reflects on who inspired her and why representation matters.
A Message from College of Nursing Dean Jill Guttormson
Dear Alumni and Friends of Marquette Nursing, I hope you’ve all had a wonderful summer with time for self-care and reflection. The 2023-24 school year promises to be an exciting one, both for the college and the university. Construction on David A. Straz, Jr., Hall, the new home of Marquette Nursing, is progressing smoothly. We…