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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.
Recognizing MUPD during National Police Week
During National Police Week, the Marquette community is celebrating the Marquette University Police Department for its dedication to maintaining a safe environment to learn, live and work. “We thank our sworn officers and trained security professionals who patrol our campus, provide critical safety trainings, and work with the community on collaborative safety efforts,” said Joel…
Action required for those who have not recently used MUID for building access
This safety measure, due to advances in Marquette’s security software solution, is a precaution in the event of loss and theft of ID cards.
A Halloween message from Rick Arcuri, acting vice president of student affairs
Rick Arcuri shares reminders to help students have fun while making smart decisions.
State-of-the art simulation center highlights the excellence of Marquette Nursing
As Nursing student Greta Amstutz entered her sophomore year, she looked forward to the role that simulation would play in preparing her to be a great nurse. Building on the fundamentals and foundations in nursing she’d already learned her freshman year, simulation would make her classroom course work come to life. She was ready for…
Students, faculty and staff: Legal rights, resources; support and communications
What to know related to recent federal actions.
Federally funded research: Updates for Marquette principal investigators
Those involved in federal grants with the National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation should be aware of recent updates related to executive orders.
Engineering professor receives U.S. Department of Transportation grant to evaluate metal corrosion prevention method
Dr. Qindan Huang has received a grant to evaluate the cathodic protection method on pipeline metals.
New Humphrey Hall secure access process will be piloted starting at 8 a.m. on March 23
Building security is among the priorities of the President’s Task Force on Community Safety with a workgroup dedicated to institutional safety measures. As the university pursues 24/7 secured entry strategies for residence halls, a new entryway access protocol will begin at 8 a.m. on March 23 for residents of Humphrey Hall to test new processes…
Innovation in medical records tech education: A Q&A with Dr. Sarah Calonder
Dr. Sarah Calonder’s electronic health records research is greatly aided by Marquette’s relationship with Epic.