The annual Gesu Blood Drive will be held on Monday, June 19, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. All blood donor registrants are treated to a free meal of pulled pork sandwiches (plain, barbecue or sauerkraut), potato salad and coleslaw as well as a Marcus movie ticket. Online appointments are encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome. You […]
Summit Players to host launch party this Friday
The Summit Players, a seven-member Wisconsin based theatre company originally formed by Marquette graduates, will host a launch party to kick off their new summer season Friday, June 16, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Central Mall, located behind Raynor Memorial Libraries. Rain location will be the Helfaer Theatre. More information about the event […]
Marquette offering complimentary tickets for Historic Concordia Neighborhood Tour, June 17
Complimentary tickets are being offered for the Historic Concordia Neighborhood Tour on Saturday, June 17, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guests can attend the pie and cake social, beer tasting, bid in the silent auction, and tour historic homes. For more information, visit their website. Kids under 12 may attend free with adult supervision. Tickets […]
Center for Cyber Security Awareness and Cyber Defense shares summer tips
The Center for Cyber Security Awareness and Cyber Defense would like to pass along some tips to faculty and staff, particularly to those who have children. These come from the Department of Homeland Security. The Internet is a great way for children to have fun, learn new things, and stay in touch with their friends, […]
Partial closure on 17th Street to affect Structure 1 until mid-August
Due to the construction of the new residence hall, 17th Street will be closed from Wells Street to the area just south of the construction site until the week of Aug. 14. Signs and barrels are set up to direct traffic heading south on 17th Street to turn at Wells Street. Additionally, individuals who park […]
2017 Women and Girls of Color grant recipients announced
The Center for Gender and Sexualities Studies announced the 2017 Women and Girls of Color grant recipients. The four projects below were selected this year across areas of health, academic achievement, and interpersonal violence. Health Mental Health and Academic Success Among Latina Emerging Adults: The Role of Culture and Gender Expectations; Dr. Lucas Torres, associate […]
Blue Light phones briefly out of service due to network updates, June 13
IT Services will perform technology updates on Tuesday, June 13, from 9 a.m. to noon, that will briefly place Blue Light phones out of service, both on and off campus. This will also impact other emergency as well as elevator phones on campus. A small number of phones may be out of service until early evening, […]
Online mini-course offered this summer
This summer, join fellow faculty in a three-week online mini-course that explores the best practices for facilitating online or blended courses. The mini-course runs from Monday, July 17, through Sunday, Aug. 6. All course work is online and a link to the online course will be provided upon registration. Space is limited, to register go online.
Future Milwaukee accepting applications for 2017–18 class
Future Milwaukee Community Leadership Program, offered through the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, is currently recruiting individuals for its nine-month program. Participants meet two times each month on Monday evenings from mid-September 2017 through mid-May 2018 and receive a Certificate of Completion upon graduation. Program participants examine their personal strengths and challenges, and learn […]
University mourns the death of student Kevin Berg
Dear Marquette community, I write to you with deep sadness today to share that one of our students, Kevin Berg, died unexpectedly last week. Kevin was majoring in psychology and minoring in innovation and entrepreneurship as well as criminology law studies. This fall, he would have completed his senior year in the Helen Way Klingler […]
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