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Enjoy finals week treats with President Lovell, coaches Cara Consuegra and Shaka Smart, May 7
President Michael R. Lovell, Women’s Basketball Head Coach Cara Consuegra and Men’s Basketball Head Coach Shaka Smart, along with Raynor Library staff, will hand out snacks.
Marquette alumni couple commits to major gift to establish interdisciplinary commercial real estate institute
The multi-million-dollar gift will establish one of the nation’s only interdisciplinary real estate institutes.
Marquette University Police Department marks nine years as commissioned police force
May 1 marks nine years since Marquette University Police Department was commissioned. Since day one, MUPD has made ensuring a safe environment for everyone on Marquette’s campus and the surrounding community its top priority. Marquette is thankful for the work MUPD does every day to keep our campus and the surrounding community safe. Through MUPD’s…
Wellness Weekly: TIAA opportunities for investing success and navigating student loans
TIAA, Marquette’s retirement plan administrator, offers live and on-demand webinars covering various topic
‘Our Roots’ podcast featuring Dr. Abiola Keller now available
Marquette’s “Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters” podcast series released this month’s episode honoring the story of Dr. Abiola Keller.
Move Out for Hunger food collection for the Backpack Program
The Food Recovery Network is hosting Move Out for Hunger, a food collection located in the resident halls during finals week and move out.
A course worth teaching: discussions with Yale’s Matthew Croasmun, May 3
Dr. Matthew Croasmun of Yale University will discuss his award-winning book, “Life Worth Living.”
REIS and Philosophy Colloquium: Gabriela Veronelli, May 3
On Friday, May 3, the Philosophy Department and the Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Indigeneity will host a lecture by Gabriela Veronelli entitled, “Language and Power.”
2022-23 First Destination Survey results and interactive data visualizations now available
2022-23 First Destination Survey results and interactive data visualizations are now available online. For undergraduates, 82% of bachelor’s degree recipients who graduated in the 2022-23 academic year are engaged in a full-time activity, including those who are employed, enrolled in graduate/professional school, in the military or are in a stipend-paid service position as of six…