Communications Intern for the Office of University Relations
Maeve Nolan is a copy editor for Marquette University, focusing on local news and events in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a passion for community engagement and education, Maeve's articles cover a range of topics including campus events, volunteer opportunities, and important dates for students and faculty.
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Milwaukee, United States (Local)
Maeve Nolan's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, university activities, and community engagement in Wisconsin and Milwaukee. Her articles revolve around culture, society, education, HR & employment-related topics.
When reaching out to Maeve Nolan with a pitch or news release, focus on local university events, student activities, community engagement initiatives in Wisconsin or Milwaukee. Highlighting unique cultural or educational aspects of an event could also pique her interest.
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By: Maeve Nolan
Marquette's Liturgical Choir will present its 22nd annual spring concert, “To Love and to Serve,” on Friday, April 26, at 7 p.m. in the Church of the Gesu.
Connect with Latinx and Latinx-engaged scholars and learn more about what research is taking place at Marquette.
The Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities Assembly will take place from July 16-19 at Loyola University Chicago.
May is Osteoporosis Awareness and Prevention Month.
By: Maeve Nolan
Generative AI chatbots excel at making medical crowdfunding campaigns more effective, says new Marquette research — at least until donors learn that AI is involved.
The Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality and Marquette’s Visualization Lab are excited to invite you to Entering Ignatius’s Story: A Virtual Pilgrimage for Reflection
By: Maeve Nolan
Choi is a scientist who focuses on training and mentoring future generations.
By: Maeve Nolan
Zabdiel Pozos will be hosting a viewing of a documentary on his business Thursday, May 16, at Weasler Auditorium.
It sounds like something from a science fiction movie, but sophomore Brennan Deshotel is learning the genius of superworms and their ability to breakdown pollutants in the environment.
Strokes are associated with nerve impairments, but an NIH R01-funded project co-directed by Dr. Allison Hyngstrom investigates blood flow reductions after strokes — and how reversing them improves walking function.
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