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Faculty, staff invited to sign up for fall semester breakfast with EVP/COO Joel Pogodzinski
Breakfast dates are set for Thuesday, Oct. 31, and Wednesday, Nov. 20.
Securing Our Future delivers recommendations to ELT
Steering Committee report to be shared in late September
Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service announces merger with Wisconsin Watch
Together, the nonprofit news outlets will better serve Wisconsin’s urban communities of color and residents across the state.
Dr. Douglas E. Christie will give lecture, lead discussion on contemplation, Oct. 1-2
Dr. Douglas E. Christie, professor emeritus of theological studies at Loyola Marymount University and 2024-25 Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholar, will give a visiting scholar lecture and lead a discussion on “Contemplative Practice in an Age of Distraction” during a two-day visit to campus on Tuesday, Oct. 1, and Wednesday, Oct. 2. On Oct. 1,…
Ignite: Finding Greater Meaning in Life, Sept. 18
Students are invited to a free dinner with Ignite on Wednesday, Sept. 18, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the AMU Lunda Room. Ignite will welcome Dr. Michael Dante, director of the Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality, who will speak on “Navigating doubt, faith and finding meaning.” If you’re interested in meeting new people…
Memory matters— recalling Rwanda with Mary Triggiano
Mary Triggiano, director of the Andrew Center for Restorative Justice, Marquette Law School, was inspired by a conference she attended in Rwanda this summer.
Political Science hosting Constitution Day panel, Sept. 17
The Department of Political Science will host a panel titled “Trump v. U.S. and the Future of Presidential Immunity.”
Dr. Samuel Nemanich named 2024-25 AHPRC Pilot Award winner
Dr. Samuel Nemanich, assistant professor of occupational therapy in the College of Health Sciences, was selected to receive $10,000 as part of the Athletic and Human Performance Research Center’s Pilot Award program to help fund research over the academic year. Nemanich’s project is titled “Examining the Relationship Between Age, Sex, and Video Game Experience on Motor…
Sept. 17 is National Voter Registration Day; Milwaukee Central Library hosting mini-carnival
Marquette students are encouraged to be civically engaged.
Heads up and phones down: pedestrian safety on campus
Given Marquette’s urban location, it is important for pedestrians to be mindful of their surroundings while walking across campus. Limiting distractions and following traffic signals is critical to ensure pedestrian safety. The Marquette community is reminded to: Additional safety tips are available on the university safety website. View this post on Instagram A post shared…