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Faculty honored at 2021 virtual Père Marquette celebration
Multiple Marquette faculty members were honored with the university’s highest teaching honors – the Teaching Excellence Award and the Excellence in Diversity and Inclusion Faculty Award – at the virtual 62nd Annual Père Marquette celebration on May 6. The event was emceed by Provost Ah Yun and Dr. SuJean Choi, professor and associate dean for…
From Provost Ah Yun: Fall 2020 undergraduate class schedule finalized
Dear students, I am writing to let you know that the fall 2020 classroom assignment process is complete with all class sections assigned to their classroom space and instructional mode (how classes are taught). The information below is for undergraduate students only. Separate communication will be sent to students in the Graduate School and Graduate…
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…
University guidance on Coronavirus and spring break travel
In coordination with the Milwaukee Health Department, the Marquette University Medical Clinic (MUMC) continues to monitor the recent outbreak of respiratory illness caused by Coronavirus (COVID-19). All actions being taken are for the health, safety and wellbeing of the campus community; the university will follow recommended guidance from the Milwaukee Public Health Department. Campus contingency planning A…
Give Marquette Day is Feb. 27; become an advocate
Update | Thursday, Feb. 27: Give Marquette Day postponed to March 3 Feb. 19, 2020 Give Marquette Day is next Thursday, Feb. 27. During this 24-hour day of giving, alumni, parents, students and friends will come together to make a difference for students, faculty, staff and everything that makes up the Marquette experience. In honor…
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…
$1 million gift enhances life changing impact of Marquette’s Neuro Recovery Clinic
First-in-state program has scheduled more than 5,400 appointments and helped more than 100 patients since May 2019 Thanks to a meaningful $1 million gift from an anonymous Marquette alumna, the university’s Neuro Recovery Clinic, located in the College of Health Sciences, now has additional resources to deliver life changing therapeutic recovery for adults and children…
COVID-19 vaccination update: Marquette to receive limited vaccines the week of March 8
As determined by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Marquette University will receive a limited supply of vaccines the week of March 8. Please note that vaccines are still in limited supply and allocations are not yet available for all who are eligible. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services recently expanded the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility…
Voting in the April 7 Wisconsin Primary Election: Important information for students
Due to impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the university is sharing information pertinent to the April 7 Wisconsin Primary Election and encourages students to engage in the democratic process they’re able during this time, keeping in mind their health and safety the community. Students who planned to vote in Wisconsin as a Milwaukee resident in…
Klingler College of Arts and Sciences receives $1 million Humanities Without Walls Award
The Klingler College of Arts and Sciences has been awarded a grant of just over $1 million from Humanities Without Walls. Humanities Without Walls (HWW), funded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, is a consortium based at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Humanities Research Institute that fosters collaborative research and explores the contributions of…