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Marquette University’s top 9 most-liked Instagram photos of 2022
As 2023 kicks off, take a look back at the photos that resonated with the Marquette community on Instagram in 2022.
Marquette receives $1 million gift to preserve historic St. Joan of Arc Chapel
President Michael R. Lovell shared today that the university has received a gift of $1 million from the Slaggie Family Foundation to help preserve one of Marquette University’s most sacred spaces — St. Joan of Arc Chapel. Last spring, university leaders conducted a historic structure report aimed at conserving the more than 600-year-old chapel for…
Marquette to begin construction on new home for top 30-ranked College of Nursing
The College of Nursing is poised to prepare as many as 5,000 new Marquette Nurses over the next decade.
Through a decade of Campus Master Planning, Marquette sees bold, innovative changes
Since the plan was adopted in 2015, Marquette has undergone bold, innovative changes to its built environment.
Marquette receives two grants to expand Education Preparedness Program supporting those impacted by incarceration to succeed in higher education
The Center for Urban Research, Teaching, and Outreach (CURTO) at Marquette has received two grants for the Education Preparedness Program (EPP), which supports Marquette classes that bring together full-time degree-seeking and criminal legal system-impacted students, including $750,000 from the U.S. Department of Education. The EPP also received an award from the Wheaton Franciscan Sisters Ministry…
Thanksgiving reflection: Gratitude, mission and the Universal Apostolic Preferences
As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, I would like to invite you into a place of gratitude. But I would like to do it in an unusual way, making use of the Universal Apostolic Preferences. I’d like to use them to help us recognize and be grateful for our own contributions to advancing the mission…
Called South
A Marquette professor and son of Memphis, Tennessee, leads a group from Marquette on a pilgrimage to sites from civil rights history that still have volumes to say today.
School of Dentistry receives $1 million HRSA grant to expand special needs care capacity and education
The School of Dentistry has been awarded a $1.02 million grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to update clinic equipment and increase capacity for the care of patients with special needs at the state of Wisconsin’s only dental school. This award will support the…
Biological sciences professor receives $1.1 million NSF subaward as part of research team studying aging differences between females and males
Dr. Tony Gamble, associate professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, has been awarded a $1.1 million subaward from the National Science Foundation as part of a research team, “Integration Institute: Sex, Aging, Genomics, and Evolution (IISAGE),” led by colleagues at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) to better…
Physical Therapy Clinic information session and open house, Nov. 9
Learn more about the services offered by the on-campus Physical Therapy Clinic and how seeking PT care before other care types can save you money during an information session on Wednesday, Nov. 9, at noon in Cramer Hall 215. You can see the facility and talk with a physical therapist to learn more. Use the…