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Listening sessions to be held with artist for new campus mural, Sept. 25

Marquette community members will have the opportunity to speak with winning artist Mauricio Ramirez about the new campus mural celebrating diversity and equity.  A series of conversations will take place via Microsoft Teams on Friday, Sept. 25:  10 a.m.  Topic: Community engagement / programming / paint day  11:30 a.m.  Topic: Oral history project focused on Marquette BIPOC (black, Indigenous and people of color) female alumni  1 p.m.  Topic: General discussion and feedback  […]

Votes are in; new mural on campus to celebrate diversity and racial equity will be installed by artist Mauricio Ramirez

Last week, the Marquette community was invited to vote on a new mural that will be installed on the north-facing façade of the Varsity Theater / Holthusen Hall building.  1,396 students, faculty and staff members voted online for one of three proposals submitted by local artists.  The winning artist is Mauricio Ramirez. His proposal, “Our Roots Say That We’re Sisters,” received 63% of […]

‘Addressing Racial Injustice at Marquette,’ with President Lovell and Black Student Council is tomorrow; Marquette community invited to tune in via livestream

On Friday, Sept. 11, at 11:30 a.m., members of the Black Student Council will come together with President Michael R. Lovell and Rev. James Voiss, S.J., vice president for mission and ministry, for a prayer service oriented toward healing racism at Marquette and the university’s role in addressing racial injustice. The Marquette community is invited […]

Anti-racist educational resources available

The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion has created a repository of resources to help guide the Marquette community’s efforts to learn more about bias, race and racism and plant the seeds for change from the ground up.   Acknowledging that becoming anti-racist is a process, these resources for anti-racist education are a starting place for better understanding […]

Update from president and provost following meeting with Black student leaders

University will add 40 full-tuition scholarships, create mandatory training for students, faculty and staff Dear Marquette community, Marquette University is taking strides toward better addressing racial justice on our campus, with important events taking place last Thursday and again today. We want to update you about these meetings and resulting action steps we are taking. […]

Diversity recruitment and hiring resources now available

The Department of Human Resources and the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion worked together to create a guide for diverse, inclusive and equity-minded hiring practices.   These resources are designed as a complement to the Office of the Provost’s faculty search and hiring process and an additional resource for any faculty or staff hire. […]

Employee Resource Groups accepting new members

The Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion supports a number of Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) that seek to promote a sense of community, build personal and professional networks, enhance employee support, and retention and assist in attracting new employees to Marquette to foster a diverse and inclusive community.   There are currently seven active ERGs: Hispanic/Latinx Faculty and Staff […]

An update on the President’s Commission on Racial Equity; two co-chairs named

After President Michael R. Lovell announced a new President’s Commission on Racial Equity (CORE) at the June 17 Racial Injustice Town Hall, about 250 people – faculty, staff, students, alumni and community members – indicated their willingness and eagerness to take action to eliminate the injustices that exist on our campus. Since then, two co-chairs […]