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MUPD EagleEye safety app features one-click location services and direct connection to campus police
The university encourages all students, faculty and staff to download MUPD’s free safety app, EagleEye, as an added layer of security. The EagleEye app features a mobile BlueLight feature, which allows users to press a button in the app that connects them directly to MUPD and sends the device’s location in real-time, as long as…
Wisconsin Center COVID-19 vaccination site to close, May 28
The Marquette community should be aware that the Wisconsin Center, which is walking distance from campus and has been offering vaccine appointments for several months, will stop being a vaccination site as of Friday, May 28. If you were planning to get vaccinated at the Wisconsin Center, please plan accordingly. In order to get your…
MUSG and BSU to host cultural festival, April 23-25
Marquette University Student Government (MUSG) and Black Student Union (BSU) are partnering to host a cultural festival this weekend, Friday, April 23, through Sunday, April 25. There will be virtual and in-person programming. Events include: Black Milwaukee Museum tour Dialogue Dinner with Reggie Jackson Poetry Night with Gwen Moore Cookout Black-owned business showcase …and more!…
Register for 62nd Annual Père Marquette celebration, May 6
The 62nd Annual Père Marquette celebration will take place virtually on Thursday, May 6, at 6 p.m. See the teaser trailer and register via Eventbrite. The event will honor the 2020 and 2021 winners of the Teaching Excellence and Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Faculty Awards. All members of the Marquette community, as well as guests of…
Instructors asked to complete Spring 2021 Academic Experience Survey
Instructors should check their email for a link to complete the Spring 2021 Academic Experience Survey by Wednesday, April 28. Input will aid in improving students’ overall academic experience at Marquette. A student survey is also being administered this spring. Results will be reviewed by a small team of faculty, staff and students and recommendations will be communicated to…
Hope for a more just world: A message from university leaders
Dear Marquette community, In the wake of George Floyd’s death last spring, Pope Francis decried the sin of racism, saying Catholics “cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life.” No exercise of justice can undo the hurt that…
Marquette to host in-person graduate recognition ceremonies during Commencement Weekend, May 22-23
In recognition of the tremendous academic achievements of our graduates, Marquette will host a mixture of in-person and virtual events celebrating the class of 2021 during Commencement Weekend, May 22-23, 2021. We will host in-person Graduate Recognition Ceremonies on Sunday, May 23, and a Baccalaureate Mass on Saturday, May 22. Graduates are asked to please…
A prayer for healing following recent mass shootings in the United States
From the Office of Mission and Ministry Dear Lord, We come to you with heavy hearts. We ask for your healing as we continue the mission for peace within our communities. This mission calls for peace and an end to violence throughout our land, in our city, on our campus, and most importantly, in our…
Milwaukee Bucks president among keynotes for 10th annual Real Estate Strategies Conference, April 22
Peter Feigin, president of the Milwaukee Bucks, and Steve Rushin, former SI.com columnist and National Sportswriter of the Year, will each deliver keynotes at the 10th annual Real Estate Strategies Conference, which will be presented in a virtual format on Thursday, April 22, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The Center for Real Estate in…
University mourns the loss of Dr. John McAdams
Marquette University mourns the loss of Dr. John McAdams, associate professor of political science in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, who passed away Thursday, April 15. He was 75. John taught American politics, public policy and voter behavior at Marquette for nearly 45 years. He was a globally known scholar of the assassination…