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  • Team ENOUGH chapter participates in gun violence prevention advocacy day at state Capitol

    A group of Marquette students participated in gun violence prevention advocacy day at the Wisconsin State Capitol in Madison. 

  • The Hub That a Neighborhood Built

    As a Marquette undergraduate, Rick Wiegand, Bus Ad ’81, walked the streets near campus, admiring historic buildings. He launched Wiegand Enterprises during his senior year to fix up properties and lay the groundwork for a career as a real estate developer.  Fast-forward several decades and Wiegand now has that career, along with an impressive record…

  • Watch out

    Doorbell videos and other surveillance devices are nearly everywhere, and they can land you in court.

  • Take part in ‘Stay Safe Online’ during Cybersecurity Awareness Month 

    October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a global campaign dedicated to educating individuals, businesses and institutions about the importance of online safety. 

  • MUPD offers tips to reduce risks for vehicle theft, break-ins 

    Marquette University Police Department wants to remind you again to exercise basic precautions when leaving a car unattended. 

  • President’s Task Force on Community Safety membership announced

    Marquette University President Michael R. Lovell recently announced immediate safety and security actions, including the formation of the President’s Task Force on Community Safety. Since the announcement, members of the steering committee and task force have been selected, invited and confirmed. The Steering Committee met earlier this week and the Task Force participants, including students,…

  • Marquette hosts first ‘Reimagining Public Safety’ community gathering

    On Saturday, July 23, Marquette University hosted the Milwaukee Police Department, Milwaukee Fire and Police Commission, and the Community Collaborative Commission for a “Reimagining Public Safety” community gathering session at the Law School. This was the first of 15 sessions – one in each aldermanic district in Milwaukee. MPD is developing a community policing plan,…

  • Dr. Kathy Rapala named director of nursing’s Telehealth Accelerator Grant

    Dr. Kathy Rapala, clinical assistant professor in the College of Nursing, has been named the new director of nursing’s Telehealth Accelerator Grant. She will begin her new role on Monday, June 13.  Patricia Schroeder, the founding director, will remain involved with the grant and its escalating work as executive chair. She will transition day–to–day leadership…

  • ‘On the Issues: An Ounce of Summer Prevention in Public Safety?’, June 1

    Join the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education for “On the Issues: An Ounce of Summer Prevention in Public Safety?”, on Thursday, June 1, at 12:15 p.m. in Eckstein Hall.  Milwaukee Police Chief Jeffrey Norman, L ’02, and Milwaukee County Sheriff Denita Ball will join Lubar Center Director Derek Mosley for a conversation…

  • Coffee with a Cop helps cultivate meaningful connections  

    In 2018, the Marquette University Police Department started Coffee with a Cop, a monthly event that offered a casual environment for community members and officers to build stronger relationships while enjoying free coffee and donuts.