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Reminder: Motorized scooters prohibited on campus property
The Marquette community is reminded that all motorized scooters are banned from use on any campus property.
From the President’s Desk – December 2025
President Kimo Ah Yun shares Christmas wishes, congratulations for recent awardees on campus and more.
A National Marquette Day message to students from university leaders
While we continue our Homecoming celebrations into the weekend, we must remain responsible.
New trustee elected to Marquette board
Marquette University’s Board of Trustees at its December 2025 meeting elected Aparna S. Bawa, chief operating officer at Zoom, as its newest member.
MUPD offering Vacant House Watch program during Winter Break
During break, officers monitor vacant residences during their routine patrols of the neighborhood.
Restoring a sacred space: The renewed Church of the Gesu and what comes next
The church is fresh off a $10.1 million overhaul that includes a long list of interior renovation and restoration projects.
As a researcher, leader and mentor, Dr. Brooke Mayer elevates Marquette’s world-class influence on water quality
When Dr. Brooke Mayer first set foot on campus in 2012, the Opus College of Engineering was expanding its research expertise and brought Mayer on board as an additional faculty member to specialize in water quality and safety. “I honestly had never been to Wisconsin before I came to interview,” Mayer says. Having spent her…
DNC security zone shrunk to limited area downtown, no guests to stay on campus
The Democratic National Convention, taking place Aug. 17-20, continues to scale back its operations in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. The convention will be hosted from Milwaukee but is now almost entirely a virtual event. Last week, the security zone was released and is significantly smaller than it was first anticipated — no portion of…
As DNC scales back, no convention guests to stay on campus
With the announcement last week that the Democratic nominee for president will no longer travel to Milwaukee to accept the nomination, the remaining convention-related guests who were planning to stay in the university’s residence halls have canceled. There will be no guests staying on campus during the convention, which is slated to take place virtually…
What the scaled back Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee means for campus
The Democratic National Committee has significantly scaled back its August nominating convention in Milwaukee. The event has been moved to the Wisconsin Center and state delegations will not attend in person. Here’s what that means for campus: Campus security While the number of delegates and visitors is expected to be greatly reduced, there are reports…