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Engineering professor receives $1 million HUD grant to support construction and engineering workforce development, education
Dr. Yong Bai has received a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Three College of Nursing gifts provide $6.3 million to student scholarships, strengthen caregiver pipeline
Amid a growing nursing shortage across the state and nation, the College of Nursing recently received more than $6.3 million from generous benefactors to support scholarships for nursing students and the college’s direct entry nursing master’s program. Marquette nursing alumna Dorothy Krawczyk gifted $4.7 million to student scholarships through her estate, nursing alumna Alice Stecker…
Escape room helps prepare nursing students for clinical simulations
The Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Center for Clinical Simulation provides a realistic health care environment in the form of an escape room.
From ankle joint pain to digital archives: Six participating faculty research projects funded through Office of the Provost
The Office of the Provost annually allocates $10,000 to be distributed to full-time participating faculty for research activities,
Open for business: O’Brien Hall era officially begins for Marquette Business
Less than two years after the first shovels went into the ground at the corner of 16th Street and Wisconsin Avenue, Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall is a flurry of activity, as students, faculty, staff and visitors usher in a new era for Marquette Business.The largest fully donor-funded construction project in university history,…
Marquette professor reflects on involvement in new Giannis documentary
Dr. Chima Korieh, professor of African history and director of Africana studies, was invited to take part in the film.
Marquette Nursing to integrate electronic health records software into curriculum through collaboration with Epic
Lyceum gives nursing seniors hands-on experience with industry standard software
School of Dentistry dean appointed to Governor’s Task Force on the Healthcare Workforce
The task force is charged with studying the workforce challenges facing the state’s health care system.
A Q&A with Derek Mosley, director of the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education
Mosley talks about his zest for life, his unusual introduction to the legal profession and what brings him hope for the future.