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Wellness Weekly: May is Mental Health Awareness Month; mental health resources available
As an employee of Marquette University, there are a variety of mental health resources available to you and your family.
Renovation to begin on Chapel of the Holy Family; fencing put in place May 9
A construction site fence will be put in place Thursday, May 9, in preparation for upcoming Chapel of the Holy Family renovations. Work is scheduled to finish Friday, Aug. 23, and includes new interior finishes, acoustical improvements, a new audio system and the introduction of exterior windows. The pathway alongside the chapel into Westowne Square will…
Marquette Mentors celebrates 11th year of accomplishments
Joined by an all-time high of nearly 200 student mentees, alumni mentors, mentee alumni and campus partners, the 2023-24 Marquette Mentors came to an official close on Thursday, April 25, at the Al McGuire Center. More than 360 student mentees and mentors in 25 states and Europe served, led and accomplished hundreds of career-related goals…
Engineering student Ashley Tan to deliver 2024 undergraduate Commencement address
Ashley Tan is a civil and environmental engineering major in the Opus College of Engineering.
2024 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Transformative experiences on campus, family inspiration influence senior’s service work
Claire Schomogyi has always loved to serve and her time at Marquette strengthened that love and taught her what it means to truly serve.
Search committee named for next vice president and director of athletics
President Michael R. Lovell has named a search committee to identify the next vice president and athletic director.
All additional undergraduate Commencement tickets claimed
All additional tickets for the undergraduate Commencement ceremony have been claimed.
Vice President and Director of Athletics Bill Scholl to retire
Marquette University Vice President and Director of Athletics Bill Scholl announced today his decision to retire once a successor is named.
Stories of Graduate Student Success:Kathryn Barber, doctoral student in the Department of Psychology
Kathryn Barber is a second-year doctoral student in the Clinical Psychology program in the Department of Psychology at Marquette University. Barber works in the Behavior Therapy and Research Lab and her research focuses on trichotillomania (hair-pulling disorder) as well as other OCD-related disorders. She participated in the spring 2024, Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition and qualified as…
Marquette partners with Salvation Army for Sustainable Move Out
This year, Marquette is working with a community partner, the Salvation Army, during move-out to allow students to sustainably donate items.