Masks are now strongly recommended indoors on campus regardless of vaccination status as Milwaukee County has moved into the CDC’s “high” level of COVID-19 community spread. The City of Milwaukee on Friday morning announced a mask advisory for the city that, in alignment with CDC guidance, strongly advises all individuals regardless of vaccination status or […]
Masks optional indoors at Marquette as of March 2, in alignment with updated CDC guidance
The City of Milwaukee Health Department’s citywide mask mandate expired today, Tuesday, March 1. Due to the continued decline in community transmission and Marquette’s high vaccination and booster rates, masks are optional indoors on campus, effective Wednesday, March 2. Masks continue to be required in university health care settings (including on-campus clinics), on-campus COVID-19 testing […]
Quarantine and isolation guidelines updated for residence hall students
In alignment with updated CDC guidance, the university is updating the quarantine and isolation guidelines for residence hall students to match the guidelines for the rest of our campus community. This means that if a student living in a university residence hall tests positive for COVID-19, the isolation period can be shortened to five […]
Testing protocols for individuals who have not uploaded proof of COVID-19 booster
The university COVID-19 dashboard shows the percentage of faculty, staff and students who are up-to-date on their COVID-19 vaccinations, meaning they have provided proof of booster or are not yet eligible for a booster (individuals are eligible for a booster five months after final Pfizer or Moderna vaccine dose, two months after the J&J vaccine). […]
84% of Marquette community up-to-date on COVID-19 vaccination
Within weeks from the announcement of new COVID-19 mitigation protocols for campus, the Marquette community is now 84% up-to-date on their COVID-19 vaccine. This up-to-date percentage includes individuals who uploaded proof of booster and those who received the primary series of the vaccine – two doses of Moderna or Pfizer or one J&J dose – but aren’t yet eligible for the booster.
Employee COVID-19 booster giveaway winners announced
Faculty and staff who uploaded proof of COVID-19 booster to the MU Patient Portal by midnight on Feb. 1 were automatically entered in a giveaway for a selection of prizes. View the giveaway winners below. One month of free campus parking: Ryan Mason, coordinator for engineering and innovation leadership development in the Opus College of Engineering Julie […]
Additional COVID-19 vaccine and booster clinic at AMU March 1
The City of Milwaukee Health Department, in coordination with the Marquette Medical Clinic, will host a vaccine and booster clinic on March 1, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the AMU Ballrooms. Students, faculty, staff and dependents can attend. Community members are also welcome. All COVID-19 doses – including first, second and boosters – […]
Marquette University mask guidance and campus mask distribution and ordering information
The key points of the CDC’s latest mask guidance: Masking remains a key mitigation tool to prevent transmission of COVID-19. The CDC recommends individuals wear the most protective mask you can that fits well and that you can wear consistently. Some masks and respirators have higher level of protection than others. The CDC advises it […]
Faculty and staff: Upload COVID-19 booster information to be entered to win free parking
Marquette faculty and staff who upload proof of a COVID-19 booster shot to the MU Patient Portal by midnight on Feb. 1 will be automatically entered into a giveaway for the following prizes: One month of free campus parking (4 winners) Courtside seats to a Marquette University Men’s Basketball game vs. St. John’s on Saturday, March 5 (1 winner) Courtside seats to a Marquette University Women’s Basketball game vs. St. John’s […]
Updated COVID-19 mitigation policies for spring semester
Since the recent announcement to delay the start of second semester classes for a week to move us past the expected local Omicron peak and allow additional time to prepare campus for the spring semester, hundreds of individuals across campus have been working to update Marquette University’s policies to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The COVID-19 […]
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