Caitlin Schoewe
Feast of St. Cuthbert study break, March 20
Join the Ott Memorial Writing Center in celebrating the Feast Day of St. Cuthbert on Thursday, March 20, from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. on the Bridge in Raynor Library.
Make a reusable bag for the Backpack Program, March 21
This month, the Arrupe Breakfast Collective will be making reusable bags for the Backpack Program.
NMDSI AI symposium on navigating AI in industries and careers, April 15
The Northwestern Mutual Data Science Institute is hosting its annual AI symposium, “Navigating AI: Transforming Industries and Careers,”
MUPD’s liaison officer program goes beyond typical law enforcement by building relationships on and off campus
Since 2018, the Marquette University Police Department has been using diversity liaison officers to help close the gap between law enforcement and the surrounding community.
Arrupe Center, CURTO and Bridge the City election special, March 19
Bridge the City, the Arrupe Center for Community Service and Social Responsibility and the Center for Urban Research, Teaching and Outreach are partnering to provide a non-partisan, interactive session on Wednesday, March 19, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Alumni Memorial Union 254, leaving students and faculty well-equipped for the April 1, Spring…
SWIM community conversation series panel on mental health and policy, March 25
Learn how stress impacts the brain and can increase the risk of mood disorders and even suicide.
Applications open for summer 2025 Spanish for Higher Education Professionals course
Marquette University is offering a free Spanish for Higher Education Professionals course to employees.
Register for upcoming GROW courses
GROW is Marquette’s employee development program designed to foster learning and growth to help you reach your full potential.
On-campus job fair, March 19
The Career Center will host an on-campus job fair on Wednesday, March 19.
Nies Lecture in Intellectual Property: The First Amendment Without Strict Scrutiny?, April 3
Lessons from Intellectual Property Law presented by Rebecca Tushnet Harvard Law School and Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment.