Walks through Capitol Hill, the Chicago Cubs and Mary Oliver are all common factors in the things that ground MUSG’s recently elected President Sara Manjee and Executive Vice President Dan Brophy. When asked about what they are passionate about, Manjee and Brophy both mention motivating professors, supportive friends and a passion for social change. Manjee […]
Move-in day highlights (slideshow)
Photos by Jesse Lee, senior communication specialist Today, nearly 2,000 first-year students moved into Marquette’s residence halls including Abbottsford, Carpenter, Cobeen, Mashuda, Humphrey, O’Donnell, Schroeder, Straz Tower and The Commons. Move-in officially began at 8 a.m. followed by a formal blessing for new students and their families at 9 a.m. at The Commons. Rev. Michael […]
Marquette prohibits motorized scooter use on campus property
Knowing the City of Milwaukee is piloting dockless scooters, the Marquette University Police Department led a thorough review about the impact of such motorized vehicles on campus safety, which included input from leaders across functions and consultation with Marquette University Student Government. As a result, Marquette University is prohibiting the use of motorized scooters on […]
Burke Foundation commits $7 million to Marquette to extend two service-driven scholarship programs
Marquette received a $7 million commitment from the Burke Foundation to continue two longstanding, highly regarded scholarship programs founded by Richard A. Burke: the Trinity Fellows program for graduate students and the Burke Scholars program for undergraduates. Both programs incorporate service to others, which is a key component of Jesuit higher education. Burke, founder and […]
Participate in Foxconn’s Smart Cities – Smart Futures Competition, Sept. 17
Sponsored by Foxconn, the Smart Cities-Smart Futures Competition seeks to generate new and unconventional concepts based on themes of smart mobility, smart energy, smart healthcare and robotics. Students, faculty and staff from all Wisconsin higher education institutions are eligible to submit innovative concepts and plans for creating smart cities of the future. Cash prizes will […]
Women in Business Leaders Speaker Series to host President of ManpowerGroup Becky Frankiewicz, Sept. 24
The College of Business’ June and Herman Loebl Women in Business Leaders Speaker Series will welcome Becky Frankiewicz, president of ManpowerGroup North America, on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 a.m. in the AMU, Monaghan Ballroom. Frankiewicz will present “Tomorrow’s Talent is Here Today: Seizing Opportunity in the Digital Age.” Frankiewicz joined ManpowerGroup in 2017 as president […]
MUPD EagleEye safety app features one-click location services and direct connection to campus police
The university encourages all students, faculty and staff to download MUPD’s free safety app, EagleEye, as an added layer of security. The EagleEye app features a mobile BlueLight feature, which allows users to press a button in the app that connects them directly to MUPD and sends the device’s location in real-time, as long as […]
Center for Peacemaking forms partnership with MPS for new Success Center services
The Center for Peacemaking has been selected, through a Response for Proposals process, to collaborate with Milwaukee Public Schools to provide Peace Works education and therapeutic services to support students at the new MPS Success Center. The Center for Peacemaking is partnering with MPS in the implementation of this initiative – the S.M.A.R.T. program (Success in MPS […]
Marquette Theatre announces 2019-20 season
Marquette Theatre has announced the schedule for its 45th annual season, “Dream Come True.” All performances take place in the Evan and Marion P. Helfaer theater located at 1304 W. Clybourn St. Shows include: “Peter and the Starcatcher;” “Crumbs from the Table of Joy;” “The Theory of Relativity (A Musical);” “Julius Caesar;” and “Arnie, the […]
University to offer Wisconsin’s first entry-level Clinical Doctorate of Occupational Therapy degree program
Marquette is now accepting applications for its new Clinical Doctorate of Occupational Therapy degree program in the College of Health Sciences. The program is the first entry-level, clinical doctoral occupational therapy program the state of Wisconsin and will accept 35 to 40 students for its first class. The inaugural class will begin in Fall 2020 […]
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