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A National Marquette Day message to students from university leaders
Dear students, This Saturday, Feb. 26, marks the 30th celebration of National Marquette Day. As this annual tradition reaches its third decade, the purpose remains the same: uniting the Marquette community, near and far, to celebrate who we are as an institution. While we enjoy this weekend of celebration, we must make sure we care…
Friday’s Mission Week meditation and schedule
Meditation Often, we rely on God’s strength to carry us through difficult times in our lives.And it is a balm to our souls. But God’s strength surrounds us always.It readies us to step forward into the future.It shows us hope and allows us to dream. God’s strength carves paths for us to follow that we…
University launches ‘Marquette en Español,’ marquette.edu webpages in Spanish
The university recently launched “Marquette en Español,” a series of marquette.edu webpages in Spanish. The site will assist the growing population of Hispanic prospective students and their families, as well as connect current students to resources offered in their heritage or native language. Visit Marquette en Español at marquette.edu/es. The initiative will help the university…
We Are All Marquette: A First-Generation Reflection
In honor of First-generation Student Week, Andrea García shares a reflection about her Marquette experience as a first-gen student and how she went from being an aspiring engineer to realizing her true vocation: to be a bilingual speech language pathologist.
Marquette receives $1 million gift to preserve historic St. Joan of Arc Chapel
President Michael R. Lovell shared today that the university has received a gift of $1 million from the Slaggie Family Foundation to help preserve one of Marquette University’s most sacred spaces — St. Joan of Arc Chapel. Last spring, university leaders conducted a historic structure report aimed at conserving the more than 600-year-old chapel for…
Significant progress made on commitments to Black Student Council last fall
Last September, members of Black Student Council and other students met with Marquette University leaders to discuss specific steps to increase the diversity of the university’s student body, improve the experiences of Black students, foster an inclusive and welcoming environment for all students, further involve the Black Student Council in decision-making at Marquette, and assist…
Marquette College of Business Administration launches groundbreaking Real Estate Asset Program
The College of Business Administration at Marquette University has announced the launch of a groundbreaking Real Estate Asset Program, a real-world, student-focused investment program in commercial real estate. It is the first classroom-based, student-run real estate investment program for undergraduate students in the nation. Marquette’s REAP will welcome its first cohort of 8-10 students in…
Levantar trofeos: historia de resiliencia de un exalumno de Marquette
Ahora trabajando para los Milwaukee Bucks, Francisco Manzano-Aréchiga, quién se graduó de Marquette en el 2019, reflexiona sobre su trayectoria hasta el momento Por Saúl López, Licenciatura en Artes ’19, Maestría en Artes ’20, asistente de posgrado en la Facultad de Educación Las finales de la NBA 2021 hicieron que la atención de todo el…
‘Addressing Racial Injustice at Marquette,’ with President Lovell and Black Student Council is tomorrow; Marquette community invited to tune in via livestream
On Friday, Sept. 11, at 11:30 a.m., members of the Black Student Council will come together with President Michael R. Lovell and Rev. James Voiss, S.J., vice president for mission and ministry, for a prayer service oriented toward healing racism at Marquette and the university’s role in addressing racial injustice. The Marquette community is invited…
Todos Somos Marquette: Reflexión Sobre Ser Estudiante de Primera Generación
Por Andrea García, asistente de posgrado en la Oficina de Diversidad e Inclusión Institucional. En el otoño del 2019, mientras estaba sentada en el Auditorio Weasler, escuché al orador invitado Saúl Flores describir los sacrificios que sus padres como inmigrantes habían hecho por él y por su hermana para darles la oportunidad de tener una…