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Community Best Practices: Voting and the census in the age of coronavirus
By Dr. Philip Rocco, assistant professor of political science As the Marquette community adapts to changing circumstances surrounding the coronavirus pandemic, our faculty and staff experts have been able to share some tips and reminders from their areas of expertise. When crises strike, democracy soldiers on. In the United States and around the world, voting…
Conducting research related to coronavirus? Complete the COVID-19 Research Initiative Survey
Faculty and staff who are currently conducting research related to COVID-19 are asked to complete the COVID-19 Research Initiative Survey, The survey will allow the steering committee to determine the breadth of work occurring at Marquette and identify emerging projects and stories, as well as faculty and student involvement. Each submission will represent one project,…
Gratitude and hope: One Marquette student lacrosse player reflects on a semester cut short by coronavirus
By Lauren Shaw, sophomore in the Diederich College of Communication and communication intern in the Office of Marketing and Communication
Marquette receives $1.25 million Lilly Endowment grant to pass along faith and values to the next generation
The five-year grant will help Marquette further engage its extensive network of community relationships with area congregations.
Always on call
Knowing her purpose since kindergarten has helped physician and epidemiologist Jasmine Zapata pursue her passion to make people’s lives healthier and more equitable. You could say it’s her superpower.
Benefits Update: How the CARES Act affects Marquette, UMR waived testing costs and expanded telehealth coverage
CARES Act Congress recently passed the “Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security” (CARES) Act, which contained several provisions relevant to participants in Marquette’s 403(b) retirement plan. Currently, Marquette’s plan offers loans up to $50,000 to participants (or 50% of their employee contributed account balance) but the CARES Act allows employers to increase that limit. Under…
Take a Walk in the Park Day: Dr. Hunter gives tips on exercise during time of quarantine, social distancing
In a Q&A, Dr. Sandra Hunter highlights National Take a Walk in the Park Day (March 30), the health benefits of routine exercise, getting fresh air and more.
Recognize COVID-19 scams and improve cyber security for remote learning and working
As the Marquette community shifts to working and learning remotely, Information Technology Services (ITS) warns all students, faculty and staff to be aware of cyber criminals, who are exploiting the fear and anxiety surrounding coronavirus. These malicious actors most commonly trick their victims into taking a specific action, such as clicking on a link, downloading…
COVID-19 Update: Course evaluations canceled, Library services changing and Mass going online
Dear Marquette community: In the week since we announced a transition to remote learning, we have seen the entire campus rally to take on this challenge. Hundreds of faculty have received training on remote learning technology, students are completing assignments and engaging in class discussions online, and staff across campus are finding ways to support…
Nov. 19 virtual Campus Town Hall recap: event focused on university economics and COVID-19 planning for spring semester
This afternoon nearly 700 students, faculty and staff gathered virtually for a Campus Town Hall. Moderated by Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs, the event provided an update on university finances, academic planning, COVID-19 on campus and plans for the spring semester. The event was recorded; the video is available on the new…