Jack Goods
Leisure is not a waste of time
Dr. Conor Kelly reflects on the importance of leisure ahead of the upcoming holiday season.
Tenure Buyout Policy reinstated
The Office of the Provost has reinstated the Tenure Buyout Policy, which is now posted with forms and Q&A on the Office of the Provost website. For this first year of the policy, here are some important points to note: The deadline for submitting an Inquiry – the first step in the process to…
Celebrate Mass for St. Joan of Arc Chapel reopening, Nov. 30
The reopening Mass for the St. Joan of Arc Chapel is Tuesday, Nov. 30, at 10 p.m. Indoor seating in the Chapel is limited to the first 40 students, with overflow space outside of the Chapel. Doors to the Chapel will open at 9:30 p.m. Students should bring their MUID’s to show to get into the Chapel. Attendees…
Umoja Black Living Learning Community exemplifies unity
The community intends to be a welcoming space for Black students and any other student interested in learning and engaging about the Black community.
MUSG accepting applications for 2022-23 financial vice president
MUSG is accepting applications for its 2022-23 financial vice president. The FVP serves as the chief financial and accounting officer for MUSG and coordinates all aspects of the budgeting and expenditure processes. This is a paid position that provides a phenomenal opportunity for a student to develop leadership and professional skills, make an impact on the campus community and…
Biological Sciences Seminar Series presents Dr. David Deamer, Nov. 19
Dr. David Deamer will present his research as part of the Biological Sciences Seminar Series on Friday, Nov. 19, at 3 p.m. in the Todd Wehr Chemistry Building, 121. Dr. Deamer is a faculty member from the University of California, Santa Cruz. His seminar is titled: “How Can Life Begin on the Early Earth & Mars.”
‘Investing in Ideas: Marquette’s Center for the Advancement of the Humanities’ workshop is Nov. 16
The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs will host the workshop “Investing in Ideas,” on Tuesday, Nov. 16, at 2 p.m. via Teams to learn more about the Center for the Advancement of the Humanities (CfAH). Dr. Andrew Kim, associate professor of theology and the CfAH’s new director, will share an overview of the center and how it can be a…
Still time to register for online J-Session classes
There are still openings for online classes for J-Session 2021. J-session is the four-week academic term between fall and spring semesters, and lasts from Dec. 20, 2021 to Jan. 15, 2022. All courses are specifically designed to offer a semester of material in a compressed period. Classes fill quickly; register on CheckMarq. J-Session offers: The…
‘Intersectionality of Anti-War Activism, Environmentalism, and Migration Justice’ is Nov. 17
The Center for Peacemaking will host “Intersectionality of Anti-War Activism, Environmentalism, and Migration Justice” on Wednesday, Nov. 17, from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Center for Peacemaking, 1616 W. Wells Street. The discussion will be led by Julie Enslow and George Martin, longtime Milwaukee peace activists and recipients of the Wisconsin Network for Peace and…
Soup With Substance to discuss sustainability and ecological justice, Nov. 17
In the wake of COP26, Campus Ministry is hosting a Soup with Substance on sustainability and ecological justice on Wednesday, Nov. 17, at noon in AMU, 163. Chelsea Malacara, sustainability and energy management coordinator, will talk about the role and responsibility of higher education in the response to climate change. This is an in-person event, but you…