News and Features

• Paul Evans, DO, Selected as Founding Dean of Marian University's College of Osteopathic Medicine
  Veteran osteopathic medical educator has experience starting a medical school.
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• Marian University Will Field a Twitter Team at HobNob
  Use the hashtag #HobNob to join in the conversation.
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• UPDATED: Fall Enrollment Sets New Record
  New students are up 11 percent; the university welcomes a record number of undergraduate degree seekers.
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• Dr. Russell Kershaw Named Dean of the Clark H. Byrum School of Business
  Former dean of Butler University's College of Business Administration returns to Indianapolis to lead Marian University's newly renamed business school.
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• Marian University Launches Leadership Academy for School Principals
  New partnership with Indiana Department of Education will create a Turnaround Leadership Academy to help Indiana's lowest-achieving schools.
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• Changes Coming to MAP
  A new location, a new concentration, and new courses are coming to Marian’s Adult Programs. Here is a brief summary of the changes which were outlined in a recent letter mailed to all MAP students.
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• MAP Honors Graduates
  The weather outside was extremely chilly at Commencement on Saturday, May 8, 2010, but nothing could dampen the enthusiasm of the graduates participating in the ceremony held at St.Vincent Health Field.
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• Make-Up Policy Change and Scheduling Information
  The fall 2010 semester will bring changes to MAP’s make-up policy, as well as opportunities to register for elective courses such as Speaking Like the Spanish and Prior Learning Assessment: The Portfolio.
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• MAP Gets Involved
  One of the great things about students in MAP is their self-sufficiency. One of the unfortunate things about MAP students is their self-sufficiency. That sounds contradictory, but here’s what it means.
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• MAP Student Recognized
  In a ceremony held April 25, 2010, in Indianapolis Civic Theatre at Marian University, MAP student Tawnya McCrary, was recognized in Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges for 2009-10.
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• Fee and Tuition Increases
  With the start of the new fiscal year on July 1, 2010, several fees in Marian’s Adult Programs will increase.
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• Faculty Spotlight
  Thom Reddington began teaching for MAP in the fall semester of 2009. Specializing in international law, global marketing, and business ethics, he has extensive international work experience which he brings into the classroom.
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• Best Wishes and Thanks
  The MAP staff, students, and instructors wish Trish Miller, a member of the adjunct English faculty who became ill and unable to finish teaching during term 6, a very quick return to good health.
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• Learn More About LinkedIn
  Are you interested in networking with Marian University alumni? Would you like to help current students and recent graduates make important business connections that will help them start their careers? Then you'll want to join LinkedIn, an online profess
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• Marian University Wins Collegiate Road Nationals
  For the first time in road cycling history, Marian University won the prestigious Division 1 team omnium by 31 points at USA Cycling’s Collegiate Road National Championships on May 9, 2010 in Madison, Wisconsin.
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• Site Selected for Marian University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine more ››
• Summer Math and Science Camps
  Marian University is offering various  to K-12 students.  
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• Summer Math and Science Camps
  Marian University is offering various  to K-12 students.  
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• Summer Math and Science Camps
  Marian University is offering varioussummer math and science camps to K-12 students.
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• "Pieces of the City"
  Pieces of the City” is a collaborative project between Professor Dave Shumate’s writing class and Professor Bill Foley’s Art 255 and Art 355 photography classes.
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