Mari Crowley
Marquette men’s basketball has the mother of all fan groups
When Lisa Joplin moved fans with her singing of the national anthem before the men’s basketball game against Creighton in January — and the Jumbotron captured her son, senior forward David Joplin, overcome with pride and giving her a fist pump — it capped off a week that’s unique in college basketball: Marquette Moms Week.…
Protecting and serving with empathy on Marquette’s police force
Everyone in the Marquette University Police Department is given a simple yet challenging goal: listen. For the subjects of police calls or encounters, it could mean the difference between a night in a jail or a shelter, a visit with a court official or a mental health counselor. “We do things a little bit differently…
First impressions: From icebreakers to lifelong friends, new student orientation leaders learn the value in helping first-year students
Student orientation leaders have a special job: welcoming students, teaching them about Marquette’s culture and making sure they feel at home on campus.
Marquette Ignatian Summer Series starts June 4
Explore the art of making bread, creating a stained-glass art piece and walking in prayer for our own Camino at Lake Michigan.
The Naturals spring a cappella concert, May 3
Join the Marquette Naturals for its annual spring concert on Saturday, May 3, at 7:30 p.m. in the Varsity Theatre.
25Live open for general reservations
Priority is given to requests associated with classes such as breakout rooms, review sessions, time extensions for exams and special speakers.
Focusing on K-12 education reform discussion, May 8
Participants will focus on the question “could shifting the focus from legislative halls to classrooms be the key to unlocking better student outcomes?”
French Mass at St. Joan of Arc Chapel, May 1
Take a break from finals prep and join Pi Delta Pi for a Mass in French at St. Joan of Arc Chapel.
Workshop on counteracting dangerous online content, May 2
Participants will learn about media manipulation, how it preys on cognitive biases and what you can do to push back.
