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Near West Side Partners, Marquette focus on neighborhood vitality
As the President’s Task Force on Community Safety continues to address safety and security on campus and in the community, members of the Marquette community, including those serving on several task force workgroups, have been collaborating with neighborhood organizations to focus on crime prevention and community building. Last week, Near West Side Partners (NWSP) convened…
Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed Joins IEEE Panel on Advancing Public Health and Safety through AI at International Biomedical Informatics Conference
Dr. Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed, professor of computer science in the Klingler College of Arts and Sciences, served on a panel discussing the use of artificial intelligence in public health, safety and well-being at the IEEE-EMBS International Conference on Biomedical and Health Informatics as part of IEEE Future Directions Initiative. IEEE is the world’s largest technical…
MUPD offers tips for a safe National Marquette Day
MUPD offers these tips for a safe and fun National Marquette Day celebration.
New Marquette University Police Department traffic enforcement unit increases traffic stops, citations around campus
In its first seven weeks of operation, the Marquette University Police Department’s new traffic enforcement unit initiated over 150 traffic stop.
Stay alert while crossing streets, walking around campus
Marquette reminds students to stay alert and be aware of their surroundings while walking around campus and throughout the city. It is important to stay patient and cross streets safely. Following is a list of pedestrian safety tips to keep in mind: Look up from your cellphone when you’re walking Always walk on the sidewalk.…
Making safety the ‘Norm’ on 16th Street
Everyone agrees that laborer and safety flagger Norm Klein is a class act.
Spring cleaning safety: tips for selling items online
Marquette University Police Department Assistant Chief Jeff Kranz shares how to sell safely.
Annual crisis drill tests university preparedness and response
Members of the Crisis Management Team and colleagues across campus participated in the university’s annual crisis drill on Thursday, July 23, a real-life, real-time crisis scenario to test the university’s crisis management preparedness.
Heads up and phones down: pedestrian safety on campus
Given Marquette’s urban location, it is important for pedestrians to be mindful of their surroundings while walking across campus. Limiting distractions and following traffic signals is critical to ensure pedestrian safety. The Marquette community is reminded to: Additional safety tips are available on the university safety website. View this post on Instagram A post shared…
Summer eye safety and how VSP vision benefit can assist in caring for your eyes
While the sun’s UV rays can come in contact with our eyes at any time of year, the warm summer months often increase exposure to these harmful rays.