3rd-year medical student, Katelyn Wischmeyer, shares her exposure to mental health concerns among patients during her Primary Care clinical rotations. Read on for thoughtful insight into how the medical field can improve its approach to addressing mental health concerns.
Assistant professor Gracyn Conner, OTD, MS, OTR, is an occupational therapist (OT) who works with children and teens on the autism spectrum. As the creator of the Hygiene Hippie app, she saw the need for better assistive tools that could reliably produce full hygiene independence in its users by translating OT strategies into accessible, step-by-step routines.
Marian University undergraduate students, Shreyas and Gabriel, interview second-year osteopathic medical student Nika Rebec to understand her journey to medicine as an international applicant. Read on to learn about Nika’s continued resilience and determination to accomplish her dream of being a physician.
Explore Marian University's IDA-accredited Reading Science program, where educators gain expertise in structured literacy, assessment, and the Science of Reading
Discover how Marian University’s Women’s College Partnership provides accredited associate and bachelor’s degrees to incarcerated women in Indiana.
Need a study schedule that actually works? Third-year osteopathic medical student Samuel Baule rounds up student-tested strategies and ready-to-use blueprints to help second-years prep smarter for boards. Get the guide now!
Advance your technical expertise and leadership skills with Marian University’s hybrid Master of Science in Engineering Management. Apply by July 15 to join the next cohort.
Explore Marian University's IDA-accredited Reading Science program, where educators gain expertise in structured literacy, assessment, and the Science of Reading
Discover how Marian University’s Women’s College Partnership provides accredited associate and bachelor’s degrees to incarcerated women in Indiana.
3rd-year medical student, Katelyn Wischmeyer, shares her exposure to mental health concerns among patients during her Primary Care clinical rotations. Read on for thoughtful insight into how the medical field can improve its approach to addressing mental health concerns.
Assistant professor Gracyn Conner, OTD, MS, OTR, is an occupational therapist (OT) who works with children and teens on the autism spectrum. As the creator of the Hygiene Hippie app, she saw the need for better assistive tools that could reliably produce full hygiene independence in its users by translating OT strategies into accessible, step-by-step routines.
Discover how Marian’s historic campus, iconic mansions & roots intersect with the legacy of the Indianapolis 500 just minutes from the world-famous Speedway.
Marian University undergraduate students, Shreyas and Gabriel, interview second-year osteopathic medical student Nika Rebec to understand her journey to medicine as an international applicant. Read on to learn about Nika’s continued resilience and determination to accomplish her dream of being a physician.
Life-threatening bleeding poses a serious threat following traumatic injury. Simple skills such as applying a tourniquet and applying pressure could save lives, but unfortunately, most Americans don’t have any training or knowledge in bleeding control. To help combat this knowledge gap, Sophia Siminow has become a Stop the Bleed instructor and has certified over 150 people.
Wondering if finishing your degree is worth the cost? Learn how adult students in Indiana weigh ROI, debt, and long-term opportunity.
Explore Marian University’s online Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and build skills in critical thinking, ethics, and communication that adapt across careers.
