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• NIH cancels $1.6 million in funding for Marquette research organization

  By Sophia Tiedge|Marquette WireVerifiedMarquette’s $1.6 million federal grant for U-RISE, an undergraduate research program, was canceled by the National Institute of Health April 1. Laurieann Klockow, assistant director for U-RISE, said the program received a cease operations notice from NIH March 27 and told students about it the next day. Less than a week later, they received their termination letter. The Trump administration’s new policies include limiting NIH funding for indirect costs to 15%.

  By Sophia Tiedge · Marquette Wire

  Apr. 17, 2025

• Proposal approved by MU faculty to create “School of Education” in the College of Arts & Sciences

  By Sophia Tiedge|Marquette WireVerifiedThe College of Education could be transitioned to the “School of Education,” after a proposal was presented at a University Academic Senate meeting Monday. The proposal was approved by UAS and will now be sent to Acting Provost Sarah Feldner, University President Kimo Ah Yun and the Board of Trustees. The School of Education would fall under the College of Arts & Sciences.

  By Sophia Tiedge · Marquette Wire

  Apr. 16, 2025

• NIH cancels $1.6 million in funding for Marquette research organization

  By Sophia Tiedge|Marquette WireVerifiedMarquette’s $1.6 million federal grant for U-RISE, an undergraduate research program, was canceled by the National Institute of Health April 1. Laurieann Klockow, assistant director for U-RISE, said the program received a cease operations notice from NIH March 27 and told students about it the next day. Less than a week later, they received their termination letter. The Trump administration’s new policies include limiting NIH funding for indirect costs to 15%.

  By Sophia Tiedge · Marquette Wire

  Apr. 17, 2025

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