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  • Kathleen Kugi-Tom named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s Notable Women in Construction and Design

    Kathleen Kugi-Tom, senior project manager in the Office of Facilities Planning and Management, was named to BizTimes Milwaukee’s list of Notable Women in Construction and Design.  In her 30 years at Marquette, Kugi-Tom has helped lead efforts on many of the university’s major construction projects, including the Dr. E. J. O’Brien Jesuit Residence, Eckstein Hall,…

  • ‘God’s Spies’ event with Next Act Theatre and English Department, May 6

    Dive deeper into William Shakespeare, King Lear, plague times and creativity during crisis with Next Act Theatre and the Department of English.  Between Thursday, April 27, and Sunday, May 21, Next Act Theatre will present the world premiere of “God’s Spies” by Bill Cain. A lawyer, a sex worker and a playwright walk into a room.…

  • A letter from Dr. Chris Navia on the annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture

    Dear Campus Community,  When we reached out to this year’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Lecture speaker, Dr. Yohuru Williams from the University of St. Thomas, one of the things that most excited him was that we hoped his presentation would be the start of an ongoing campus conversation rather than a one-off event.  I…

  • Panel on global health equity, legacy of Paul Farmer, April 18

    Join the Marquette College of Nursing, the Department of Theology and the Institute for Women’s Leadership for a panel on global health equity and the legacy of Paul Farmer on Tuesday, April 18, at 5 p.m. in Clark Hall 111.  In this panel moderated by Claire Fellbaum, a senior student, three experts on global health,…

  • Clinic of Regained Hope

    Scientifically verified therapies, advanced equipment and clinical experts make the Neuro Recovery Clinic a unique regional resource By Carrie Arnold, photos by Kat Schleicher In Marquette’s College of Health Sciences, progress in addressing neurologic injuries extends beyond research into axonal regeneration or neural feedback loops. It also engages the newest and best existing therapies to…

  • COVID-19 UPDATES: University working with Milwaukee Health Department on plans for fall instruction; new city of Chicago travel guidance

    As a follow-up to the university’s message last week around Marquette’s plans for fall instruction, we wanted to let you know that university leaders are actively engaged in discussions with the Milwaukee Health Department officials to receive approval for in-person instruction this fall. While details are not yet available, we have had productive conversations with…

  • Share planned events/activities for Senior Week with OEI by April 5

    The Office of Engagement and Inclusion (OEI) is compiling a comprehensive list of activities for the class of 2021’s Senior Week, which will take place Sunday, May 16, through Sunday, May 23.   Offices or departments that already have events or activities planned are asked to share them with OEI by emailing Joshua Tepps, coordinator for student organizations and activities, by noon…

  • July 14 COVID-19 Town Hall video now available; event focused on health protocols, academic planning and residence life

    On Tuesday afternoon, nearly 1,000 faculty, staff and students gathered virtually for another COVID-19 Town Hall, which focused on health protocols, academic planning and residence life. Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs, moderated the event. Rev. Jim Voiss, S.J., vice president for mission and ministry, offered an invocation. President Michael R. Lovell shared…

  • Protect your intellectual property and research while traveling abroad

    Faculty, staff and students need to be aware of the risks and compliance expectations when traveling internationally with a work laptop or with a personal device that contains certain types of information.

  • July 14 COVID-19 Town Hall to focus on health protocols, academic planning and residence life; register today

    The Marquette COVID-19 Response Team will host another virtual COVID-19 Town Hall for the campus community on Tuesday, July 14, from 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. via Microsoft Teams Live. Register via Eventbrite; a link to join the virtual event will be sent to registrants on Tuesday morning. Please note that this event is for Marquette…