Dear Marquette faculty and staff: As we enter this most holy time of year, the changes in our lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic are even more apparent, knowing we cannot gather to celebrate the Easter Triduum and services that are the hallmark of our faith. This pandemic has created many challenges for all of […]
University urges social distancing over Easter holiday weekend
During Holy Week and into Easter weekend when traditions such as worship services and family gatherings typically take place, Marquette reminds all members of the university community that COVID-19 pandemic social distancing guidelines and state- and city-mandated stay-at-home orders remain in effect. Slowing the spread of the coronavirus depends significantly on all individuals continuing to […]
Training and development resources for employees during COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the university is committed to protecting the health, safety and well-being of all students, faculty, and staff. As many employees find themselves currently working from home, the Marquette community must be creative, flexible and empathetic to each other’s concerns during this difficult time. Employees are encouraged to make sure they’re taking […]
Update on residence hall move-out process for students
Dear students, Please share with your parents or guardians. We are writing to provide an update on the residence hall move-out process. After early move-out is concluded on April 5, we will have nearly 2,400 students completely moved out of the residence halls, allowing us to reduce the number of staff needed on campus and […]
Book Marq to provide shipping labels for textbook returns
Due to COVID-19 / remote learning for spring 2020, the Book Marq’s physical store is closed to the public through the end of the semester. Therefore, all rented textbooks will need to be shipped back via mail. Book Marq will provide each student with one free UPS shipping label to use when shipping these returns. […]
The Toilet Paper Dilemma: Managing the national and global supply chains amid a pandemic
By Dr. Doug Fisher, associate professor emeritus of practice; retired director of the Center for Supply Chain Management A month ago, and for a few years prior, I thought times were really interesting and exciting. Changes in the geopolitical landscape (U.S.-China relations) were already forcing companies to rethink their global supply chains, the emerging digital […]
Saving lives will also save the economy: A present value analysis
By Dr. Matteo Arena, chair and associate professor of finance, College of Business Administration and Graduate School of Management There has been a discussion in the past few days among politicians and medical experts whether “the cure is worse than the disease” in relation to COVID-19. Is saving lives more or less important than saving […]
Take a Walk in the Park Day: Dr. Hunter gives tips on exercise during time of quarantine, social distancing
University issuing room and board refunds (not credits) for residence halls
Based on newly released guidance from the U.S. Department of Education, Marquette will be issuing refunds (rather than credits) for room and board for students who were living in residence halls during the spring semester. For students who were living in residence halls, refunds will be issued as follows: For students who have an outstanding […]
Recognize COVID-19 scams and improve cyber security for remote learning and working
As the Marquette community shifts to working and learning remotely, Information Technology Services (ITS) warns all students, faculty and staff to be aware of cyber criminals, who are exploiting the fear and anxiety surrounding coronavirus. These malicious actors most commonly trick their victims into taking a specific action, such as clicking on a link, downloading […]
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