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MUPD warns against online, phone scams
Marquette University Police Department warns against online and phone scams and has tips to avoid being scammed.
A message from Marquette University Police Chief Edith Hudson
Dear Marquette Community, I’m writing to address a difficult police situation that occurred yesterday evening, which I know caused rightful concern to our campus community. First, I want to assure you that there was never an active threat to campus, and no one from the Marquette community was involved. Unfortunately, the incident involved the shooting…
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…
Near West Side safety ambassadors promote community well-being alongside Marquette students
With trash grabbers in hand and a drive to keep their neighborhood clean, Marquette University students and the Near West Side safety ambassadors are teaming up to better community spaces. The ambassadors worked alongside student staff from Marquette’s Center for Peacemaking this summer and fall to execute weekly clean-ups, with a focus on 27th Street.…
Fall 2025 Marquette Magazine now available
The fall 2025 edition of Marquette Magazine was recently published and is now available online.
Take part in Near West Side Week, Sept. 7-13
Near West Side Partners will celebrate Near West Side Week from Sunday, Sept. 7, to Saturday, Sept. 13.
Ruby Mulvaney awarded 2025-26 James Foley Fellowship
Ruby Mulvaney is a double major in journalism and political science with a minor in digital media.
Making safety the ‘Norm’ on 16th Street
Everyone agrees that laborer and safety flagger Norm Klein is a class act.
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…