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From Dr. Xavier Cole: Last Mental Health Day of the semester is Wednesday
Students, We’ve made it! The semester is nearly complete, and I’m so proud of all you have accomplished. Wednesday, May 5, is the last Mental Health Day. There are no classes scheduled on this day. Please take full advantage of the day to unwind before final projects and exams. We have much to celebrate, having…
Last chance to register for Thursday’s Père Marquette celebration
It’s not too late to register for the 62nd Annual Père Marquette celebration! The virtual event is this Thursday, May 6, at 6 p.m. Register via Eventbrite by Wednesday, May 5. This annual celebration of Marquette faculty features the voices of faculty, staff, students and alumni and will honor the 2020 and 2021 winners of the Teaching…
Video recording of last week’s Faculty Forum now available
A recording of the Faculty Forum, held last Wednesday, April 28, is now available on the University Academic Senate site. Please note you must log in with your Marquette credentials to view the video. President Lovell is working with the Faculty Council to respond to questions that were not addressed at the event due to…
University leadership commits to freezing parking fees
At yesterday’s virtual Faculty Forum, President Lovell shared that the university will freeze parking fees until merit pay can be reinstated. Senior leadership recognizes the economic challenges of the past year and appreciates all that faculty and staff have done to go above and beyond for our students. Parking types and rates can be found…
University leadership commits to freezing student parking fees for 2021-22 academic year
Given the economic challenges of the past year, student parking fees on campus will remain flat for the upcoming 2021-22 academic year. Moving forward, student parking rates will continue to be reviewed annually. Parking types and rates can be found on the Parking Services website.
Rememorando el Mes de la Historia de los Negros en Marquette
Entrevista con Tiffany Fulford, coordinadora de los programas y servicios de compromiso cultural en la Oficina de Participación e Inclusión Por Nick Stephens, pasante en el área de comunicación de la Oficina de Diversidad e Inclusión Institucional Nick: Tiffany, desde tu opinión y experiencia, ¿qué significa el Mes de la Historia de los Negros para…
Some campus trees will be replaced
Facilities Planning and Management will begin work today to replace several maple trees along the Wisconsin Avenue median, which have been damaged by native wildlife. Infestation mitigation measures will be taken to protect these new trees. Over the summer, the team will also replace a number of ash trees near the Haggerty Museum of Art,…
Academy Award winner John Ridley to deliver virtual Commencement speech
Academy Award winner John Ridley will serve as Marquette’s Commencement speaker via video remarks in a special recorded Virtual Commencement event that is part of the university’s full slate of Commencement Weekend activities. To observe COVID-19 protocols, some Commencement Weekend activities are in-person with limited capacities and some are virtual. The recorded ceremony in which…
Still time to register for Summer Studies
Marquette’s six-week accelerated Summer Studies program offers more than 1,000 options, and an ever increasing selection of online courses. Registration for summer classes opened on Tuesday, Feb. 16, for undergraduate and graduate courses ranging from core required classes to international experiences (please note, registration for Law School and Dental School summer classes opens later, April…
#VaxUpMarquette | Vaccines available on campus, May 5
The CDC has recommended resuming use of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine after a temporary pause. Currently in Wisconsin, everyone ages 16 and over are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine. The Marquette University Medical Clinic will receive supply of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine next week and will host a clinic on Wednesday, May 5,…