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  • All EOP summer programs to take place online; FFP summer 2020 canceled

    The university announced that the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) will be converted to an online learning format for summer 2020. EOP will continue its seminars, workshops and other college transition activities remotely. Additionally, the Freshmen Frontier Program (FFP) has been canceled this summer. Due to the in-person nature of the program, it is not conducive…

  • Right place, right time

    A student reflects on the impact COVID-19 has had on her senior year.

  • COVID-19 and water

    David Strifling, director of the Water Law and Policy Initiative, shares the effects COVID-19 is having on water quality.

  • Submit prayer requests online

    The Jesuit community at Marquette prays for all who are ill or suffering from the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as those in mourning. You are invited to submit a special prayer intention during this public health crisis. Submit prayer intentions via the Faith website.

  • Reminder to submit inventions through the Office of Economic Engagement’s portal

    The Office of Economic Engagement (OEE) acknowledges and appreciates all faculty, students and staff for boldly continuing their scholarship, research and education during these unprecedented times. These activities may give rise to patent-able inventions, copyright-able works and other forms of valuable intellectual property. As an example, Marquette recently received a patent grant this past January…

  • Benefits Update: How the CARES Act affects Marquette, UMR waived testing costs and expanded telehealth coverage

    CARES Act Congress recently passed the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security” (CARES) Act, which contained several provisions relevant to participants in Marquette’s 403(b) retirement plan. Currently, Marquette’s plan offers loans up to $50,000 to participants (or 50% of their employee contributed account balance) but the CARES Act allows employers to increase that limit. Under…

  • April and May TIAA individual counseling sessions available for all employees

    Employees can discuss their personal financial situations confidentially with a TIAA financial consultant. Access virtual counseling through any device and get guidance about saving more, managing debt or planning for the future. It’s highly secure and private. Once you confirm your meeting, TIAA will reach out to you to see if you are interested in…

  • Virtual Easter Taizé prayer vigil is April 11

    Campus Ministry will host a Easter Taizé prayer vigil on Holy Saturday, April 11, at 9:30 p.m. via the Campus Ministry Facebook. The live event will be led by Claire Conger, junior in the College of Health Sciences.

  • Admissions launches website to host virtual content

    The Office of Undergraduate Admissions recently launched a new website to host all of its virtual content. Users can take virtual tours of campus, learn about each college, sign up for a virtual visit, contact an admissions counselor and more. The site includes nearly 160 videos, with more being added each day. Content from across…

  • SPARK sessions move to a fully virtual format this summer

    SPARK (Summer Priority Advising and Registration Kick-off), a mandatory orientation program for all new first-year students as a part of their transition to Marquette, will become “SPARK @ Home” this summer, as its sessions move to a fully virtual format in response to the coronavirus pandemic stay-at-home orders and social distancing best practices. SPARK’s practical…