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Faber Center to offer ‘Praying with Ignatius,’ March 9

The Faber Center for Ignatian Spirituality will offer a “Praying with Ignatius,” on Thursday, March 9, from noon to 1 p.m. in Schroeder Complex 111. Rev. John Schwantes, S.J., will discuss the key forms of prayer suggested by St. Ignatius: “Embraced by Mercy: Ignatius’ path through our darkness into the light of trusting in God’s mercy.” A […]

Summer studies registration opens March 23

Marquette will offer hundreds of course options for students to choose from during the summer session. Many of these are online courses, including introductory, core, and advanced major courses, which students can take from anywhere. These accelerated format summer courses can help you get ahead; catch up; or allow more time for research, internships, or a double […]

Terry Miller honored with top award from AIEA

The Association of International Education Administrators has awarded Terry Miller, director of Marquette’s Office of International, as recipient of the 2017 Timothy J. Rutenber Award. Miller has been the ex officio legal advisor on the AIEA board since 2013, but his commitment to AIEA dates back to 1998 when he first joined the association. Through […]

Update on latest cyber security flaws in CloudPets and Cloudbleed

In light of the recent breach through CloudPets, which exposed unauthorized information to websites, and Cloudbleed, the Center for Cyber Security recommends that the Marquette community complete the best practices presented by national experts as well as a risk assessment. The full impact of Cloudbleed is still unknown. The advice to you based on these two […]

Dance Marathon to host College Coin Wars beginning March 6

Dance Marathon Marquette will host a College Coin Wars event beginning Monday, March 6, and ending Sunday, March 12. The event will be a competition between the various colleges at Marquette. Faculty and staff members are encouraged to donate coins and dollars to prove they are the “best college at Marquette.” Jars will be located […]

New GROW sessions offered

New GROW classes have been added for all Marquette employees. Classes are free and designed for personal and professional growth. What is a MUMM? Marquette employees are invited to a three-part series on mission to learn about the rich foundation that Marquette University was built on. The final session will look at how employees “Bring our best […]

Humanities Research Colloquium continues March 21

The Humanities Research Colloquium will host its next lecture on Tuesday, March 21, from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Haggerty Museum of Art. Melissa Range, National Poetry Series winner, will discuss faith, doubt, ink, and dye amongst selected medieval manuscripts. All faculty, staff and students are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be provided. […]

Dance Marathon to sponsor Faculty Casual Day March 6

Marquette’s Dance Marathon will sponsor a Faculty Casual Day Monday, March 6. A $5 donation is requested to participate. All of the money raised will go directly to the Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin. Donations can be made online. More information can be found on the Dance Marathon website.

Students required to meet with advisers before registration begins

Before registering for classes for the fall semester, students must visit their academic adviser, as determined by their college advising policy. Students should bring a list of courses they are planning to take for the summer or fall semester, as well as any questions about study abroad, internships, double-majors and minors. Undergraduate students use Academic Advisement in CheckMarq to […]