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All additional undergraduate Commencement tickets claimed
All additional tickets for the undergraduate Commencement ceremony have been claimed.
June progress update on Securing Our Future initiative
Before the Gift of Time, we wanted to share an update and a short preview of the next phase.
Additional tickets available for undergraduate Commencement ceremony
Additional tickets are available for the undergraduate Commencement ceremony on a first-come, first-served basis.
Virtual retirement health care and income planning sessions available for faculty and staff, Nov. 3-12
Throughout the month of November, a representative from Next Level Planning and Wealth Management will offer information sessions on two retirement related topics: health care and income planning. Faculty and staff are encouraged to sign up for a session at www.retireu.com. You will receive a confirmation email with the Teams link to join. Sessions will be available on the following dates and times: Tuesday, Nov. 3, noon to 1 p.m.…
COVID-19 update: Contingency planning underway, expect more information tomorrow
Dear Marquette community: Marquette University continues to monitor the recent outbreak of respiratory illness caused by Coronavirus (COVID-19) in close coordination with the Milwaukee Health Department and the Marquette University Medical Clinic (MUMC). In alignment with our Catholic, Jesuit mission, all actions being taken are for the health, safety and well-being of the campus community in the…
Research spotlight: Learning from Africa’s landscape
Dr. Nate Lemoine, assistant professor of biological sciences in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, discusses traveling to Africa to start researching elephant carcasses.
2024 Annual Benefits Enrollment is Oct. 23 – Nov. 6 at 4 p.m.
Employees must select one of the new medical plans or waive coverage. If you do nothing, you will not have medical coverage in 2024.
Cleaner and greener: Marquette strives for a more sustainable campus
Marquette is committed to sustainability and environmental justice.
Three questions with Dr. Samantha Majhor
This story first appeared on Humanities Without Walls. Dr. Samantha Majhor is an assistant professor of English in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences. Majhor is of Yankton Dakota and Assiniboine descent, and in her role as faculty advisor for Marquette’s Indigeneity Lab, she works alongside undergraduate students in collaboration with Native and non-Native…
A message from the co-chairs of the Securing Our Future initiative
We are finishing the first phase of this initiative during which we met with more than 1,000 people across over 40 academic and operational stakeholder groups.