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  • Additional quarantine information and resources for Schroeder Hall residents

    Dear Schroeder Hall residents, Thank you for your grace and patience during the past 18 hours. I know the quarantine news last night came as a surprise to many of you, and I apologize that we had to act so quickly in the interest of everyone’s safety. I want to reiterate that this was a…

  • Resources for victims of sexual violence available; victim advocates are now confidential

    Advocacy Services is a support resource for all students, faculty and staff at Marquette. A university sexual violence victim advocate is available to provide immediate and ongoing support and assistance for victims of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking or sexual harassment. The advocates are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week and are…

  • Students invited to join Marquette Liturgical Choir and Music Ministry Team

    Campus Ministry invites students to join Liturgical Choir and the Music Ministry Team on campus. About Liturgical Choir Ten-minute vocal interviews for Liturgical Choir will be held during the first week of each semester. Sign-up sheets will be posted before the first week of classes on the choir director’s door in Campus Ministry (AMU, Room…

  • ‘Retreating in a Pandemic: A Virtual Retreat for Busy People’ kicks off Sept. 21

    The Faber Center will host “Retreating in a Pandemic : A Retreat for Busy People,” a six week online retreat for faculty and staff. The first session begins on Monday, Sept. 21, from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. The experience of living and working in a pandemic raises feelings of anxiety, concerns about safety and some of life’s larger questions.…

  • Virtual Marquette trivia is Sept. 4

    The Residence Hall Association will host virtual Marquette trivia on Friday, Sept. 4, at 7:30 p.m. on Microsoft Teams.  Teams of five will answer questions in the following categories: Who at MU? MU History MU Dining MU Residence Life Teams can win prizes such as COVID-19 Safety Packages. Special guests from the Marquette community will make appearances.   Register via Qualtrics.  

  • Fall 2020: A letter to faculty and staff from President Lovell

    Dear Marquette colleagues, Welcome to the start of what is sure to be an academic year unlike any other. As we begin the semester, I think it is important for me to recognize how difficult the past six months have been for our campus community. At our Aug. 13 COVID-19 Town Hall, I mentioned that like…

  • Learn about COVID Cheq, the online daily symptom screening tool

    In addition to the various health and safety measures already in place to mitigate the risk of COVID-19, and out of concern for our campus community, all faculty, staff and students will be required to answer a series of daily screening questions prior to coming to campus using an online tool called “COVID Cheq.” The tool will also…

  • Interim Title IX policy now available

    In response to the May 6 Title IX Final Regulations released by the U.S. Department of Education, Marquette has implemented a revised policy on sexual harassment and sex discrimination. Effective Friday, Aug. 14, 2020, the Marquette University Interim Sexual Harassment and Sex Discrimination Policy replaces the university’s former Title IX Sexual Harassment, Discrimination and Sexual…

  • BIG EAST announces fall sports postponement  

    Yesterday, the BIG EAST Conference and its member institutions announced that, due to the unprecedented and continuing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, fall sports competition will not be conducted in 2020. The conference will assess alternative options to stage fall sports contests during the spring of 2021. The decision was made in consultation with the…

  • Engineering faculty receive grant to improve robotic dexterity

    Dr. Joseph Schimmels, Robert C. Greenheck Chair in Design and Manufacturing in the Opus College of Engineering, received a $750,000 National Robotics Initiative grant through the National Science Foundation to fund a project that seeks to improve robotic dexterity. The grant, totaling nearly $750,000 over the course of three years, will support Schimmels and co-principal…