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New issue of Marquette Lawyer magazine now available
A new issue of Marquette Lawyer magazine is now available online. View an accessible PDF. Learn more about Marquette Lawyer and see past issues.
From the Aurora Employee Assistance Program: Coping with the holidays during a pandemic
The 2020 holiday season will inevitably look different for most of us. As this unprecedented pandemic year comes to an end, know that your feelings and expectations about the holidays are probably complicated. You might be experiencing feelings of disappointment or even depression, which only add to pre-existing feelings of isolation and loneliness that come…
We Are All Marquette: Introducing Marquette en Español
How a team of Marquette staff and students sought out to empower Spanish speaking students and their families
Virtual ‘Igniting hope’ event is Nov. 30
Marquette’s Residence Hall Association (RHA) will host its annual “Igniting Hope” event on Monday, Nov. 30, at 7 p.m. The event will take place virtually via Teams. While there won’t be the traditional tree lighting ceremony this year due to COVID-19 protocols, participants will have the opportunity to hear from several guest speakers and learn more…
Donate to the ‘Holiday Giving Tree’ by Dec. 4
The Marquette community is encouraged to participate in this year’s Holiday Giving Tree, which provides gifts for those who might otherwise not receive anything for Christmas. For the safety of volunteers, families, staff and the Marquette community, the Holiday Giving Tree effort will be held virtually this year. Individual donations will be used to purchase and…
Professor recognized nationally for achievements in furthering teaching of German
Dr. John Pustejovsky, associate professor of German in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, received the “Certificate of Merit” from the Goethe-Institut and the American Association of Teachers of German for his achievements in furthering the teaching of German. Pustejovsky was recognized at a virtual presentation on Saturday, Nov. 21. He was one of…
Center for Peacemaking to offer new course development grant; apply by Jan. 31
To support Marquette’s racial equity efforts and to expand curricular offerings in the Peace Studies (INPS) major / minor, the Center for Peacemaking is offering a $2,500 course development grant to highlight the role of womxn of color—especially Black womxn—in nonviolent liberation movements. More information is available on the Center for Peacemaking’s website. Proposals from all disciplines…
Support the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service; annual fundraising campaign ends Jan. 1
For nine years, the Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service, housed in the Diederich College of Communication, has intentionally told the stories of people who do extraordinary things in the city’s diverse communities. Although the site is free, the staff’s labor is not. Those who are able to support NNS’ annual fundraising campaign can do so via…
‘Java with Joel’ virtual coffee chat is Dec. 9
The next “Java with Joel” coffee chat series with Joel Pogodzinski, senior vice president and chief operating officer, will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 9, from 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Open to all faculty and staff, the virtual Teams gatherings will have no set agenda and will provide an opportunity to have collegial conversations about campus…
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service wins national journalism award
The Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service placed first in the “Best Solutions Project of the Year” category of the 2020 LION Awards, a national journalism contest. Sponsored by the Local Independent Online News (LION) publishers group, the awards were judged by 30 judges from across the industry who evaluated 169 entries from LION members. The award recognizes…