At Marquette University, fueled by the Jesuit principle of Cura Personalis, we believe in the importance of taking care of the whole person. As we welcome you into the Marquette community, we strive to welcome you fully into the experience here in a way that connects you socially, intellectually, emotionally, physically, culturally, spiritually, and more to Marquette. To guide you along the way we offer myriad resources to meet your needs, whatever they may be. Below you may find a list of many of our resource offerings, or view the weekly schedules to discover a variety of engaging activities offered for you over the next six weeks.
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707 HubThe 707 Hub is a radically student-centered, boldly anti-disciplinary innovation space that is a catalyst for any student looking to act on an Idea. |
Academic Resource CenterA resource for students who want to reach their full academic potential. Located in the Lemonis center, the ARC offers free tutoring, academic coaching and peer mentoring. |
Center for PeacemakingThe Center for Peacemaking operates at the intersection of thought and action. The center brings together students, faculty and the wider community to achieve three goals: formation, scholarship, and community peacemaking. |
Disability ServicesMarquette University’s Office of Disability Services is dedicated to providing equal access within the classroom setting for students with documented disabilities. ODS promotes accessibility awareness through collaboration with campus partners, the development of student self-advocacy, and through consultation with the broader community. |
International EducationPromote the internationalization of Marquette University by recruiting and advising international students and scholars, developing vibrant partnerships with international institutions, providing innovative study abroad opportunities, and offering dynamic instruction in academic English language skills. |
The MIC Speakers LabHelps students enhance their presentation skills, brainstorm ideas, create visuals, organize content from their trained peers that act as their coach. |
Ott Memorial Writing CenterA resource that provides assistance to writers, those interested in improving their writing, and the neighboring Marquette community. |
Service LearningFrom the Jesuit tradition of faithful service, through academic learning , students can gain experience through service. Students and faculty engage in a positive impact on the community. As this service brings together community partners and the Marquette campus. |
Study Abroad Program Search / MU GlobalDatabase of affiliated programs and cities for study abroad opportunities. |
Tutoring ServicesTutoring and Academic Coaching are now part of the Academic Resource Center (ARC), located in the brand new Lemonis Center for Student Success. Tutoring is a free service available to all Marquette University students. A staff of approximately 80 tutors are eager to help others learn. |
707 HubThe 707 Hub is a radically student-centered, boldly anti-disciplinary innovation space that is a catalyst for any student looking to act on an Idea. |
Air Force ROTCNurtures those interested in a career in either the U.S. Air Force or Space Force along with serving as a military educational program for those in any major for both men and women. |
Business Career CenterThe Business Career Center provides holistic resources for students, alumni and employers. In partnership with the Marquette University Career Center, we support people in the greater Marquette business community both looking for and offering employment. |
Career CenterProvides guidance for choosing a major, exploring career paths, engaging in enriching career-related experiences, and, ultimately, pursuing lives with purpose. |
Les Aspin Center for GovernmentThe Aspin Center provides unique, high-impact learning experiences to students in any major and from any university. Throughout the academic year, we offer specialized internship opportunities and academic courses in both Washington D.C. and Milwaukee. You could spend your semester or summer working for a member of Congress, a nonprofit organization, a private firm, the FDA, or even the White House — all through the Les Aspin Center for Government and the Kleczka Internship Program. |
Making a Living, Making a DifferenceThe Making a Living, Making a Difference discernment guidebook is a free resource for all Marquette students that can help with choosing a major and minor, exploring internships and jobs, learning basic personal finance principles, and growing in your personal and professional life. |
Marquette MentorsA 1:1 match with selected students and alumni in approximately 30 states and Europe. Students will be selected based upon college, major, career interest, completed application information; interview (if selected as a finalist); and potential post-graduation geographic destination (when applicable) |
Salud Social Internship ProgramInterns work at Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers, working one-on-one with patients and primary care providers in a clinical setting. Interns screen patients for Social Determinants of Health and provide resources and referrals to address identified needs. |
414 FellowsFellows serve 300 hours over a 10-month Americorps term, spending 10 hours a week serving in early childhood education at Next Door. Participants receive an educational award, earn $10/hour, and attend weekly reflections and trainings. |
Arrupe Breakfast Collection (ABC)Monthly breakfast and networking opportunity with food recovered by the Food Recovery Network. |
Community ResourcesResources available to Near West Side community members facing immediate insecurities in terms of food, housing, or other basic necessities. |
Food Recovery NetworkRecovers unused food from the dining halls and delivers it to the Neighborhood Kitchen in Mashuda. |
Marquette Backpack ProgramOn-campus food pantry that provides groceries and necessary toiletries to any Marquette student who is having difficulty accessing affordable, nutritious food and other essential household items. After registering in person, students will be able to shop for a few days-worth of groceries including fresh produce, frozen meat and non-perishables and additional personal products. There are no requirements to use this free and confidential resource and no student will be turned away. |
Marquette Volunteer CorpMarquette Volunteer Corps members serve once a week at one of several partners across Milwaukee. Transportation is provided and participants are expected to attend several reflections throughout the semester. |
Salud Social Internship ProgramInterns work at Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers, working one-on-one with patients and primary care providers in a clinical setting. Interns screen patients for Social Determinants of Health and provide resources and referrals to address identified needs. |
Service LearningFrom the Jesuit tradition of faithful service, through academic learning, students can gain experience through service. Students and faculty engage in a positive impact on the community. As this service brings together community partners and the Marquette campus. |
Sorority and Fraternity LifeMarquette Sorority and Fraternity Life serves the university mission with integrity and aspires for excellence while respecting the dignity and diversity of its members. With the community enhancing the lives of people by providing opportunities and advocacy for the Marquette campus and the Milwaukee community. |
Bias Incident ReportingA walk-through of what a bias incident is, how to submit a form to report a bias incident, and what happens after a report is filed. |
Center for Engagement and InclusionA space dedicated to promoting the engagement, well-being and holistic growth of our underrepresented and historically marginalized students, including students of color and first-generation students. The CEI is a space for student interactions and studying. All students welcome. |
Community CirclesVarious support groups for students that are historically underrepresented and or marginalized communities. The goal is to strengthen their connection with one another and with the Marquette community. |
Disability ServicesMarquette University’s Office of Disability Services is dedicated to providing equal access within the classroom setting for students with documented disabilities. ODS promotes accessibility awareness through collaboration with campus partners, the development of student self-advocacy, and through consultation with the broader community. |
Diversity and Inclusion Educational Workshops"Students, faculty, and staff can request workshops on a variety of diversity and inclusion related topics, all facilitated by trained and experienced professionals. |
LGBTQ Resource CenterFocus is to support and advocate for students and faculty with gender, romantic, and sexual minority identities. The Center is a welcoming and inclusive space to all seeking an atmosphere of great dialogue, engagement, and compassion. |
Marquette en EspañolEn Marquette en Español, encontrarás información sobre las diferentes facultades universitarias, departamentos institucionales y recursos para la comunidad, además de personas que hablan español y que están disponibles para ayudarte. En la Universidad Marquette valoramos a nuestra comunidad hispanohablante y estamos comprometidos con el fin de proveer a nuestras familias y estudiantes información en su lengua materna. ¡Esperamos que los recursos en este sitio te sean útiles! |
Multicultural Student CouncilVarious support groups for students that are historically underrepresented and or marginalized communities. The goal is to strengthen their connection with one another and with the Marquette community. |
Office of Inclusion and BelongingFostering a more inclusive and equitable community at Marquette by providing student support and resources. |
RISERISE: Ready to Inspire Success and Excellence is a multicultural pre-orientation program and a mentorship program that occurs throughout the academic year. |
Undocumented Student ResourcesAs a Catholic, Jesuit school, Marquette University is committed to providing accurate information and resources for current and prospective undocumented students, their families, and allies. These pages hold information regarding undocumented students’ access to higher education, on-campus support, enrollment at Marquette and more. |
AdorationThis worship service, in the St. Joan of Arc chapel, is a great opportunity offered each week to pray before the Blessed Sacrament. Come for five minutes or a full hour whenever works for your schedule. |
Camino Small GroupsA weekly small group meeting were students create community, nurture their relationship with God, and build friendships of faith. |
Campus MinistryCampus Ministry offers many opportunities to build connections with others and live out a faith that does justice. Now is a perfect time to check out what we have to offer, sign up, and live deeply into the Marquette experience. |
Faber Center for Ignatian SpiritualityProvides staff and faculty with support and guidance in leading a more reflective life. Participate in retreats, reflection groups, and spiritual direction to connect to your spiritual core and God. |
Individual Faith SupportMeet with a campus minister who can listen, accompany, and help you to explore more deeply and engage more fully in your spiritual journey. This includes pastoral counseling, spiritual direction and talking about faith, life and vocation. To set up a time to meet, call (414) 288-6873 or contact a campus minister directly. |
MassAll are welcome to attend our on-campus masses. You can find our times and locations on the Campus Ministry Website. We hope to see you there. |
Meditation Class and ResourcesMeditation information and resources. There is also a meditation class every Tuesday at 5 PM available for students |
RosaryGroup prayer sessions for reciting the Rosary. If interested, please contact Steve Blaha. |
Sacrament of ReconciliationLower church of the Church of the Gesu. Available Monday thru Friday from 11:30 a.m. to noon, and 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. If you would like to schedule an individual celebration of the Sacrament of Reconciliation, you can contact Fr. Grant Garinger, S.J., or Fr. Nathaniel Romano, S.J., or go to the Church of the Gesu during the designated time frames. |
Service LearningFrom the Jesuit tradition of faithful service, through academic learning, students can gain experience through service. Students and faculty engage in a positive impact on the community. As this service brings together community partners and the Marquette campus. |
24/7 Mental Health Crisis ResourceOn weekdays after 4:30pm, weekends and holidays, call the Marquette Counseling Center at (414) 288-7172, select option 2 to speak with a mental health support specialist. |
Advocacy NetworkThe Advocacy Network consists of Marquette faculty and staff members who have been specially trained to provide support and assistance to members of the Marquette community who have experienced sexual misconduct. This team supports the 24/7 on-call Advocacy Services response. |
Alcohol Free ActivitiesA list of activities in the MIlwaukee/Marquette area that do not include any alcohol. |
BASICs ProgramTwo hour long interviews between a student and trained facilitator to reduce risky behaviors and harmful effects from drinking. |
Club SportsOpportunity for students to participate in competitive, recreational, or instructional sport where clubs may compete against other universities or clubs. The structure of club sports allows students to gain experience with administration, public relations, and fundraising. |
Counseling CenterThe Counseling Center offers a variety of clinical services including mental health counseling, crisis services, and limited psychiatry services via trained mental health professionals. |
Counseling Center GroupsThrough group engagement, students can develop new insights and skills to work through their challenges and improve their quality of life. Our groups typically meet weekly across the semester and address many issues including self-esteem, relationships, depression, anxiety, stress and skill building. Call the Counseling Center at (414) 288-7172 to learn more about our current group offerings. |
Emergency GrantsEmergency Grant Aid funds are available to assist Marquette University students who experience a financial emergency or unanticipated expense that causes financial hardship. This funding is meant to help in emergency situations that may affect a student’s ability to continue their academic progress. Our goal is to provide students with emergency grant aid to reimburse emergency expenses and help continue their academic journey at Marquette. |
Food Recovery NetworkRecovers unused food from the dining halls and delivers it to the Neighborhood Kitchen in Mashuda. |
Group Fitness and Instructional ProgramsA variety of group fitness activities: personal training, tennis lessons, children and adult swim classes, scuba, and massage therapy. Offering personalized or private training to help you to achieve your fitness or health or recreational goal. |
Healing Center at Sinai Medical Center24-hr crisis hotline. Staff there can address all issues including crisis counseling, injuries, STI testing and treatment, pregnancy and the gathering of physical evidence, as well as referrals for further care. All services at the Healing Center are confidential. The Healing Center can be reached at (414) 219-5555. |
Intramural SportsIntramural sports are the best option if you want to join a group of friends for casual games. Fun and affordable, they can provide an excellent opportunity for recreation and socialization. At Rec Sports, you will find a variety of intramural sports options. From esports to bags, dodgeball to pickleball, and all the traditional sports you know. Download the FusionPlay App to sign up! Varying skill levels and experience are welcome, and intramural sports are run throughout the year. Claim a championship for you and your team. |
Marquette Backpack ProgramOn-campus food pantry that provides groceries and necessary toiletries to any Marquette student who is having difficulty accessing affordable, nutritious food and other essential household items. After registering in person, students will be able to shop for a few days-worth of groceries including fresh produce, frozen meat and non-perishables and additional personal products. There are no requirements to use this free and confidential resource and no student will be turned away. |
Medical ClinicOn campus medical clinic for students. Able to treat both routine and urgent medical concerns. |
Meditation Class and ResourcesMeditation information and resources. There is also a meditation class every Tuesday at 5 PM available for students |
MUPDMarquette University Police Department is dedicated to maintaining a safe environment conducive to learning, living and working in Marquette. The department includes over 60 trained professionals that ensure the safety and security of campus and the surrounding neighborhood 365 days a year. |
On Your MarqExecutive Functioning, Social, and Mental Health Support for Neurodivergent Students at Marquette. |
Peer Wellness CounselingFree resource where students can meet with a NASPA-trained peer wellness educator to talk about overall health and wellness related to the eight dimensions of wellness, create individualized goals, and form an actionable plan related to the goals |
Recovery at MarquetteOur mission is to support Marquette students in recovery from substance use concerns in order to build community, promote healing and holistic health, and to help students reach their full potential. Events: Weekly AA meeting for Marquette students; Weekly lunch check-in meetings for Marquette students in recovery; Monthly AA meeting for Milwaukee community. |
Sexual Violence Victim AdvocateA 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 just a phone call or an email away. Advocacy services is a confidential resource, which means that they will not report what you share with them to the Title IX Coordinator. |
SMART Goal SettingMeditation information and resources. There is also a meditation class every Tuesday at 5 PM available for students. |
Student Wellness and Health PromotionPromote holistic wellness for Marquette University students through education and empowerment of the eight dimensions of wellness, advocacy services, alcohol and other drug education, and mental health programming, along with collaborative campus-partners. |
Yoga ClassesPage with a description and brief history of yoga and its benefits, and links to online classes. |
AAUS Dissertation FellowshipsSupports women scholars completing dissertations and postdoctoral research in a wide variety of fields. |
Bud Frankel Memorial Academic Fellows ProgramFrankel fellows work with an established peacemaking organization to put nonviolent peacemaking into practice, and receive mentoring to support their personal and professional development. |
Chevening Scholarship ProgramFor postgraduate study in the United Kingdom for students in any field of study. |
Davis-Putter ScholarshipsNeed-based grants to students actively working for peace and justice on campus and/or in the community. |
De Karman Dissertation FellowshipOne-year fellowships to support dissertation research in any field of study. |
Ford Foundation FellowshipPredoctoral, dissertation, and postdoctoral fellowships to increase and support diversity in the faculties of American universities. |
FulbrightThe flagship international exchange program operated by the U.S. government. The program awards grants each year to U.S. citizens to study abroad for up to one year in all disciplines. Also awards grants to foreign students to study in the U.S. Over 150 countries participate in the program. |
Gates Cambridge ScholarshipsOne to three years of study in any discipline at Cambridge University in England. |
Humane Studies FellowshipsFor undergraduate and graduate students with “liberty-advancing research interests” in fields such as economics, philosophy, law, political science, anthropology, and literature. |
International Dissertation Field Research FellowshipsSupports social scientists and humanists conducting dissertation field research in all areas and regions of the world. |
Jacob K. Javits FellowshipUp to four years of support for doctoral study in the arts, humanities, or social sciences. |
Louisville Institute Dissertation FellowshipProvides one year support for conducting dissertation research on Christianity in North America. |
Mellon Foundation FellowshipSupports a variety of programs supporting dissertation research in the humanities and social sciences. |
NIH Loan Repayment ProgramsFor research scientists who work in universities, nonprofit, or governmental agencies following graduation. Open to applicants from a variety of clinical research fields. |
NIH National Research Service AwardA variety of fellowship and training grant programs for both research doctoral students and health service doctoral students. |
Organization of American States (OAS) FellowshipsFor graduate study or research in any field except medical sciences or introductory language study. |
Peace Scholar Dissertation FellowshipSupports doctoral dissertations that explore the sources and nature of international conflict, and strategies to prevent or end conflict and to sustain peace. |
Phi Kappa Phi FellowshipsFellowships to Phi Kappa Phi members entering the first year of graduate or professional study. |
Rhodes ScholarshipTwo or three years of support for study at Oxford University in any field. 32 scholars chosen from the U.S. per year. |
Smithsonian FellowshipsSupport for undergraduate senior or graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in any field of study appropriate to the Smithsonian and its collections. |
Society of Women EngineersVarious awards for women pursuing baccalaureate or graduate degrees in engineering or computer science, as well as engineering and computer science students enrolled in ABET-accredited engineering programs. |
Spencer Foundation Dissertation FellowshipFellowships to support dissertation research in any field that addresses the improvement of education. |
Student Peacemaking FellowshipsMarquette undergraduate and graduate students can apply for up to $2,500 to deepen their understanding of nonviolence and social change by engaging in local or global peacemaking efforts. Funding is for summer projects. |
Swiss Benevolent Society of New York ScholarshipFor students of Swiss parentage. Merit based awards for study at the undergraduate, graduate, and professional levels both in the U.S. and abroad. |
Wellstone Fellowship for Social JusticeThe Wellstone Fellowship for Social Justice is designed to foster the advancement of social justice through participation in health care advocacy work that focuses on the unique challenges facing many communities of color. |
Winston Churchill Foundation ScholarshipSupports graduate study in the sciences, math, and engineering at Cambridge University in England. |
414 FellowsFellows serve 300 hours over a 10-month Americorps term, spending 10 hours a week serving in early childhood education at Next Door. Participants receive an educational award, earn $10/hour, and attend weekly reflections and trainings. |
707 HubThe 707 Hub is a radically student-centered, boldly anti-disciplinary innovation space that is a catalyst for any student looking to act on an Idea. |
Air Force ROTCNurtures those interested in a career in either the U.S. Air Force or Space Force along with serving as a military educational program for those in any major for both men and women. |
Club SportsOpportunity for students to participate in competitive, recreational, or instructional sport where clubs may compete against other universities or clubs. The structure of club sports allows students to gain experience with administration, public relations, and fundraising. |
Intramural SportsRecreational sports are a way to meet new people, have fun, exercise, and get involved with Marquette. |
Marquette Backpack ProgramOn-campus food pantry that provides groceries and necessary toiletries to any Marquette student who is having difficulty accessing affordable, nutritious food and other essential household items. After registering in person, students will be able to shop for a few days-worth of groceries including fresh produce, frozen meat and non-perishables and additional personal products. There are no requirements to use this free and confidential resource and no student will be turned away. |
Marquette Volunteer CorpMarquette Volunteer Corps members serve once a week at one of several partners across Milwaukee. Transportation is provided and participants are expected to attend several reflections throughout the semester. |
Multicultural Student CouncilVarious support groups for students that are historically underrepresented and or marginalized communities. The goal is to strengthen their connection with one another and with the Marquette community. |
Sorority and Fraternity LifeMarquette Sorority and Fraternity Life serves the university mission with integrity and aspires for excellence while respecting the dignity and diversity of its members. With the community enhancing the lives of people by providing opportunities and advocacy for the Marquette campus and the Milwaukee community. |
Student OrganizationsMarquette has more than 270 student clubs and organizations for you to choose from to aid in your development. No matter your passions, we hope you find a group that allows you to grow as a person. |
414 FellowsFellows serve 300 hours over a 10-month Americorps term, spending 10 hours a week serving in early childhood education at Next Door. Participants receive an educational award, earn $10/hour, and attend weekly reflections and trainings. |
Alcohol Free ActivitiesA list of activities in the MIlwaukee/Marquette area that do not include any alcohol. |
Arrupe Breakfast Collection (ABC)Monthly breakfast and networking opportunity with food recovered by the Food Recovery Network/ |
Campus Activities BoardCampus Activities strives to create a vibrant, positive, and supportive Marquette community where students make a difference, foster meaningful relationships with others, learn about themselves, and develop leadership and life skills. Our programming Board provides weekly events with the goal of fostering a healthy and safe environment where students can engage with the Marquette and Milwaukee communities. All programming is alcohol free. Our programming foci are the social, emotional, and physical dimensions of wellness, though our programs may also overlap with other dimensions of wellness. |
Club SportsOpportunity for students to participate in competitive, recreational, or instructional sport where clubs may compete against other universities or clubs. The structure of club sports allows students to gain experience with administration, public relations, and fundraising. |
Group Fitness and Instructional ProgramsA variety of group fitness activities: personal training, tennis lessons, children and adult swim classes, scuba, and massage therapy. Offering personalized or private training to help you to achieve your fitness or health or recreational goal. |
Immersion ExperiencesTravel domestically or internationally with the Center for Peacemaking to explore topics related to peacemaking and nonviolence. Programs include: Civil Rights Pilgrimage, Indigenous Solidarity Immersion, Countering Islamophobia Immersion, Near West Side Immersion, Nonviolence and Religious Peacebuilding in India, Delegation to El Salvador, and Nonviolence and Religious Peacebuilding in Kenya/Rwanda. |
Intramural SportsRecreational sports are a way to meet new people, have fun, exercise, and get involved with Marquette. |
Intramural Sports TriviaJoin us at the Annex for a variety of trivia that is sure to test all aspects of your knowledge. Team up or go solo for a chance to win the covetted intramural championship shirt and more surprises, and to go down as the inaugural winner of this trivia event! |
Meditation Class and ResourcesMeditation information and resources. There is also a meditation class every Tuesday at 5 PM available for students |
Service LearningFrom the Jesuit tradition of faithful service, through academic learning, students can gain experience through service. Students and faculty engage in a positive impact on the community. As this service brings together community partners and the Marquette campus. |
Sorority and Fraternity LifeMarquette Sorority and Fraternity Life serves the university mission with integrity and aspires for excellence while respecting the dignity and diversity of its members. With the community enhancing the lives of people by providing opportunities and advocacy for the Marquette campus and the Milwaukee community. |
Student OrganizationsMarquette has more than 270 student clubs and organizations for you to choose from to aid in your development. No matter your passions, we hope you find a group that allows you to grow as a person. |
Student Wellness and Health PromotionPromote holistic wellness for Marquette University students through education and empowerment of the eight dimensions of wellness, advocacy services, alcohol and other drug education, and mental health programming, along with collaborative campus-partners. |
Varsity SportsMarquette competes in the Big East Conference, one of the top athletic conferences in the nation. Varsity sports include basketball (M,W), cross country (M,W), golf (M), lacrosse (M,W), soccer (M,W), tennis (M,W), track (indoor and outdoor) (M,W), and volleyball (W). |
Yoga ClassesPage with a description and brief history of yoga and its benefits, and links to online classes. |
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