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Help keep campus safe and clean: springtime reminders
As the Milwaukee weather gets nicer, members of the Marquette community are asked to follow policies and engage in behaviors that fall in line with the university’s expectations around respecting others and our environment. Pets In accordance with City of Milwaukee ordinances and for everyone’s safety and health, all dogs must be on a leash…
Marquette University Police Department Reports Significant Drop In Crime During First Full Year
MILWAUKEE — During its first full year since it was commissioned, the Marquette University Police Department recorded a significant reduction in crime throughout its patrol zone. Comparing the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2016 with the previous fiscal year, MUPD’s crime reduction highlights included the following: “Ensuring a safe environment is a top priority…
New employee orientation rescheduled for Jan. 16
Recently hired employees and newly benefit-eligible employees are encouraged to attend.
A National Marquette Day message to students from university leaders
Dear students, This Saturday, Feb. 4, our campus community will come together in celebration of National Marquette Day. This annual tradition, now in its third decade, provides an opportunity to commemorate who we are as an institution: Catholic and Jesuit, dedicated to service, and being women and men for and with others. While we enjoy…
Promoting Assets, Reducing Crime accomplished major projects this fall
Promoting Assets, Reducing Crime (PARC), an initiative of the Near West Side Partners led by the Center for Peacemaking, engages neighborhood anchor institutions, residents, city leaders and other stakeholders to promote assets and reduce crime in Milwaukee’s Near West Side. This Fall, the PARC team met weekly to collaborate and complete revitalization projects in the…
A message from President Lovell: Marquette plans for in-person experience for our students this fall
Dear Marquette community, Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, one question has been on everyone’s minds: “When can we get back to normal?” While our understanding of what is “normal” may be different than before, the best way for us to provide a distinctive experience for our students remains together, in community. An on-campus…
Now available: Download the free EagleExpress app
The free EagleExpress app is now available in both the App Store and Google Play. Anyone with a valid Marquette email address should download the app and create a profile to be ready to use when the new EagleExpress service goes live soon.
Getting to Know John McKinnon, director of the Haggerty Museum of Art
This fall, the former executive director of the Elmhurst Art Museum took a few minutes to talk with Marquette Today.
Living the Mission: Malysha MacFarland serves communities in crisis with the American Red Cross
Malysha MacFarland, a second-year master’s student in the Department of Public Service and a Marquette Trinity Fellow, is making a difference through her work with the American Red Cross. As MacFarland prepares to graduate in May 2024, she reflects on how her role as a disaster response and community engagement associate has allowed her to…
Conduct in-person transactions for online buying/selling at MUPD
The lobby of the Marquette University Police Department is available as a safe place for completing transactions of items bought and sold online. For your safety, all transactions that originate in online marketplaces such as Craigslist or Facebook should be conducted at your local police stations. The Marquette University Police Department is located at 749…