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An Indigenous Meditation | From: ‘Embers: One Ojibway’s Meditations’
Wagamese, Richard. 2016. Embers: One Ojibway’s Meditations. Madeira Park: Douglas and McIntrye (2013), Ltd. Passage on page 65: Sometimes Creator blinks. Sometimes She is not looking at me. Those instances can feel really, really long some days, but what’s going on Is that Creator is showing Her trust in me. She’s letting me know that…
Indigenous voices making change on campus
Andrea García, graduate assistant in the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion, speaks with two campus community members who have been instrumental in making Marquette a more inclusive place for Indigenous students.
Nuestras Raíces Dicen que Somos Hermanas: Resaltando las voces femeninas BIPOC de Marquette
Basado en el colorido mural del campus “Nuestras Raíces Dicen que Somos Hermanas”, el nuevo podcast resalta las voces femeninas BIPOC (negras, indígenas y personas de color) de Marquette. Por Jacki Black, Directora Asociada para Iniciativas Hispanas, y Sheena Carey, Directora Practicante/Profesora en la Facultad de Comunicación Diederich ¿La has visto? Está sentada en el…
On-campus COVID-19 vaccine clinic available to all faculty, staff and students, April 14
April 13, 2021 | EDITOR’S NOTE: On-campus vaccine clinic for April 14 canceled The Marquette Medical Clinic has secured the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine for the week of April 12. The COVID-19 vaccine clinic will be held on Wednesday, April 14, from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 pm. to 3:30 p.m. in the…
‘Networking Skills and Elevator Pitches: Practice with The MIC’ is April 13
The MIC Speakers Lab will host “Networking Skills and Elevator Pitches: Practice with The MIC” on Tuesday, April 13, from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. via Microsoft Teams. Students looking for their first professional role, summer employment or an internship are welcome to join this event and practice their networking skills and elevator pitches. Well-trained student experts will serve as coaches, teaching breathing techniques,…
New ‘Our Roots’ podcast episode out now featuring business student Oluwapelumi Oguntade
Marquette has embarked upon a series of exciting projects designed to give visibility and voice to women of color. Through the “Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters” mural project and podcast series, BIPOC women of Marquette now have space to be seen and heard. Read the feature story: Marq Her Words: Unsung Sheroes Based on the…
Dining Services to partner with local restaurants for ‘Eat Local’ series throughout April
This semester, Marquette Dining Services has been developing partnerships and utilizing the 707 Hub to identify new restaurants. The current partners represent a diverse group of minority and women-owned businesses and feature a variety of foods from baked goods to empanadas. All options will include vegan and vegetarian options. April 8 | Triciclo Peru Triciclo Peru is a…
Soup with Substance ‘Buying Food on Credit in the Dominican Republic’ is April 7
Campus Ministry will host the next “Soup with Substance” on Wednesday, April 7, from noon to 1 p.m. via Microsoft Teams. Christine Hippert will present her new book about buying food on credit in corner stores in Cabarete, an important international tourism destination and hub for migrant laborers in the Dominican Republic. Haitians and Dominicans who work…
April is Autism Acceptance Month; events to take place throughout the month
April is Autism Acceptance Month, and the Interdisciplinary Autism Initiative will host several events for faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members. This series of empowering and educational events will highlight our commitment to neurodiverse people. April 15, noon | Virtual Autism Initiative Open House Featuring the work of faculty and students who are members of the Initiative. April 22…
U.S. News releases 2022 ‘Best Graduate Schools’ rankings; several Marquette programs move up
U.S. News and World Report recently released its 2022 “Best Graduate School” rankings, and several Marquette programs moved up in rankings, particularly those in business, nursing, engineering and law. The Graduate School of Management’s executive MBA program earned the No. 15 spot in its category, up from No. 16 the previous year. Similarly, the school’s…