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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…
Marquette Total Rewards Spotlight: Marquette University Physical Therapy Clinic
Did you know? Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are prevalent throughout the world. MSDs are described as injuries or disorders of the muscles, nerves, tendons, joints, cartilage and spinal discs. A July 2022 report from the World Health Organization showed approximately 1.71 billion people have musculoskeletal conditions worldwide primarily due to the aging population. While patients who…
A message on campus climate from Provost Ah Yun
This post ran on Sept. 28, 2022, and was updated on Oct. 19, 2022. Dear Marquette community, I am writing today to address information being circulated regarding our student conduct process and violations of the Student Conduct Code at New Student Convocation. Marquette senior leaders, starting with President Lovell and me, recognize the frustrations that…
Nov. 19 virtual Campus Town Hall recap: event focused on university economics and COVID-19 planning for spring semester
This afternoon nearly 700 students, faculty and staff gathered virtually for a Campus Town Hall. Moderated by Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs, the event provided an update on university finances, academic planning, COVID-19 on campus and plans for the spring semester. The event was recorded; the video is available on the new…
Now open: Safety alert text message enrollment for parents and guardians
Safety alert text message enrollment is now available for parents and guardians, allowing them to receive the same accurate, timely texts their students do. Interested parents and guardians should be prepared for signup in this voluntary offering with their student’s nine-digit MUID number, which is required for enrollment authentication. Parents and guardians have always been…
From the provost: Spring 2021 Academic Calendar update
Dear Marquette community, First, I want to thank and commend you all for doing your part to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on our campus and in our community. It is because of your efforts and diligence in following campus guidelines that we have been able to provide an in-person, on-campus experience this fall…
Andrew Mountin returns to alma mater to lead liturgical music programs
By Alex Nemec, marketing communications specialist Marquette’s Campus Ministry office was practically a second home for new Assistant Director of Campus Ministry for Liturgical Music Andrew Mountin during his undergraduate and graduate careers on campus. Andrew’s mother Susan Mountin was the former director of Campus Ministry and he and his two brothers all attended Marquette.…
Research spotlight: Learning from Africa’s landscape
Dr. Nate Lemoine, assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, discusses traveling to Africa to start researching elephant carcasses.