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Go to Article Page - How to Earn a Degree When You Have Existing Student Loan Debt
February 04, 2026

How to Earn a Degree When You Have Existing Student Loan Debt

Wondering if finishing your degree is worth the cost? Learn how adult students in Indiana weigh ROI, debt, and long-term opportunity.

Go to Article Page - Who We Are: Understanding the Mission and Values That Shape Marian University
February 04, 2026

Who We Are: Understanding the Mission and Values That Shape Marian University

Discover what defines Marian University—its mission, values, faith-based identity, and commitment to educating ethical leaders grounded in service and purpose.

Go to Article Page - How Flexible Online Degrees Help You Boost Income on a Budget
February 04, 2026

How Flexible Online Degrees Help You Boost Income on a Budget

Discover how flexible and affordable online degree programs help adults boost income, reduce financial pressure and advance careers without overwhelming their budget.

Go to Article Page - Discovering New Passions Through Rural Medicine
February 02, 2026

Discovering New Passions Through Rural Medicine

Thuwebat Adebayo, OMS-2, completed a six-week rural health preceptorship at Union Hospital last summer, shadowing physicians in Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, General Surgery, Orthopedics, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, and Emergency Medicine. Their firsthand account reveals the distinct challenges and rewards of rural practice—an inside look that reshapes how community-based care is seen.

Go to Article Page - Empowering Future Physicians: Conversations with Dr. Michelle Solik, Part 2
January 26, 2026

Empowering Future Physicians: Conversations with Dr. Michelle Solik, Part 2

In part 2, Dr. Solik describes how she was drawn to Academic Medicine by influential mentors and a Chief year that revealed the field’s many paths. At MU‑WCOM she balances high standards with mentorship—read on to learn how she plans to guide and inspire future physicians.

Go to Article Page - Skills Employers Actually Want: How an Online Leadership Degree Builds What Modern Organizations Need
January 24, 2026

Skills Employers Actually Want: How an Online Leadership Degree Builds What Modern Organizations Need

Discover how Marian University’s online leadership degree helps professionals develop the skills employers actually want in today’s evolving workplace.

Go to Article Page - How a Business Degree Built for Adults Accelerates Career Momentum
January 24, 2026

How a Business Degree Built for Adults Accelerates Career Momentum

Learn how Marian University’s online BBA degree empowers adult learners to advance careers faster through flexible, real-world business education.

Go to Article Page - Unlocking Success Through the Science of Reading: A Pathway to Closing the Literacy Gap
January 24, 2026

Unlocking Success Through the Science of Reading: A Pathway to Closing the Literacy Gap

Learn how Marian University’s Reading Science program empowers teachers to close the literacy gap using evidence-based Science of Reading practices.

Go to Article Page - Learn Cross-Sector Leadership With an Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership
January 24, 2026

Learn Cross-Sector Leadership With an Ed.D. in Organizational Leadership

What if one doctoral degree could position you to lead in education, healthcare, nonprofits, and business? With a growing demand for leaders who truly understand systems, strategy, and people across sectors, Marian University's Doctor of Organizational Leadership degree online prepares working professionals to fulfill those needs with confidence.

Go to Article Page - Empowering Future Physicians: Conversations with Dr. Michelle Solik, Part 1
January 20, 2026

Empowering Future Physicians: Conversations with Dr. Michelle Solik, Part 1

Michelle Solik, MD, MS, FACP, joined MU-WCOM in July 2025 after training at Wright State and leadership roles at St. Vincent. Her mentors and hands-on leadership shaped a deep commitment to education, mentorship, and developing compassionate, competent physicians.

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