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A message from President Lovell: Marquette plans for in-person experience for our students this fall
Dear Marquette community, Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, one question has been on everyone’s minds: “When can we get back to normal?” While our understanding of what is “normal” may be different than before, the best way for us to provide a distinctive experience for our students remains together, in community. An on-campus…
Where business happens – O’Brien Hall a hub for Milwaukee business
The Dr. E. J. and Margaret O’Brien Hall opened in January with the vision of becoming a hub for the region’s business community. In just a few months, it’s emerged as the place where the city does business.
Encouraging caregivers to care for their own health, one story at a time
As Black women who are caregivers struggle to find the time and willpower to exercise and improve their diets, Dr. Abiola Keller’s community-based research in the College of Nursing uses shared storytelling as a promising way to find healthier paths.
Academic Budget / Program Planning Workgroups overview will be Oct. 15; register now
The University Academic Senate and the Office of the Provost will host an Academic Budget / Program Planning Workgroups overview for the campus community on Thursday, Oct. 15, from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. via Microsoft Teams Live. Register via Eventbrite by Wednesday, Oct. 14. A link to join the virtual event will be sent…
2023 COMMENCEMENT SERIES | Mission of service: Nursing seniors graduate with expertise in veterans’ care
VANAP offers undergraduate nursing students the opportunity to complete their clinicals at the VA.
‘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.…
Welcome to convention week: Your campus guide
The sizable impact on the downtown and campus areas will require changes to routines, availability and access throughout the convention.
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,…
July 28 Parents COVID-19 Town Hall video now available
On Tuesday evening, about 1,100 Marquette parents and guardians gathered virtually for a COVID-19 Town Hall. The event focused on the recovery planning process, specifically health and safety procedures, academic planning and residence hall logistics. Dr. Xavier Cole, vice president for student affairs, moderated the event. Rev. Jim Voiss, S.J., vice president for mission and…