Due to its exceptional support for military-affiliated students and their families, Marian University has been recognized as a Tier 2 Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana Institution during the 2025-26 school year.
What does it take to stand out when applying to a competitive medical residency? Marian University medical student Kapil Reddy shares insights from two Ascension St. Vincent physicians on board scores, audition rotations, and strategies to strengthen your application and improve your chances of matching into your desired specialty.
Choosing between an associate degree and a bachelor’s degree is an important decision when planning your education and career path. An associate degree typically takes two years to complete, while a bachelor’s degree takes about four years. While both degree options can prepare you for the future, they differ in length, coursework, cost, and career opportunities.
As a parent, your student’s first college visit is an exciting and possibly nerve-wrecking experience. It is exciting because this is a major milestone not only for your child, but also for you as a parent.
Fall season is here at Marian, bringing cooler weather, colorful leaves, and plenty of reasons to enjoy this time of year!
Learn how Marian University's Spectrum of Knights uses peer mentorship and sensory-friendly spaces to help autistic students build authentic relationships.
What makes a transitional year residency more than just a stepping stone to a medical specialty? Discover how Dr. Jennifer Mundell’s passion for teaching, commitment to resident well-being, and emphasis on hands-on clinical experience help prepare physicians for success.
The short answer is no; you do not have to be of Catholic faith to attend a Catholic university. However, attending a Catholic university has many benefits and opportunities to provide students to explore and learn about faith, service, values, and community.
Due to its exceptional support for military-affiliated students and their families, Marian University has been recognized as a Tier 2 Collegiate Purple Star of Indiana Institution during the 2025-26 school year.
Before caring for living patients, medical students learn from those who gave an extraordinary final gift. One MU-WCOM student reflects on the donors who became their “first patients” and left a lasting impact far beyond the anatomy lab.
What does it take to stand out when applying to a competitive medical residency? Marian University medical student Kapil Reddy shares insights from two Ascension St. Vincent physicians on board scores, audition rotations, and strategies to strengthen your application and improve your chances of matching into your desired specialty.
What does it take to become a skilled anesthesiologist and an effective leader in medicine? Dr. Jennifer L. Stewart shares how perseverance, perspective, and hands-on experience shaped her career and her approach to training the next generation of physicians.
Choosing between an associate degree and a bachelor’s degree is an important decision when planning your education and career path. An associate degree typically takes two years to complete, while a bachelor’s degree takes about four years. While both degree options can prepare you for the future, they differ in length, coursework, cost, and career opportunities.
