COVID-19 – Marquette Wire

Residence of Schroeder Hall wrote notes on their windows with post-it notes.

Life inside of Schroeder Hall

September 22, 2020

Sumana Chattopadhyay, chair of the University Academic Senate, moderated the meeting.

Screenshot of the Microsoft Teams meeting

University to face various possible cuts due to budget shortfalls

September 22, 2020

A 14-day quarantine was enacted in Schroeder Hall after an increase in COVID-19 cases in the building.

EDITORIAL: MU must better prepare students for quarantine possibility

September 22, 2020

Students in Schroeder Hall quarantine in their rooms, but there are an additional 100 isolation spaces and 150 quarantine spaces on campus.

Students with a positive COVID-19 test must live in isolation

September 22, 2020

A sign showcases appreciation for essential workers. Photo via Flickr

MOSES: Protecting essential workers must be a priority

September 22, 2020

Students need more events on green spaces around campus.

RUFFOLO: Marquette should offer more social events for students amid pandemic

September 22, 2020

Graphic by Shir Bloch.

Rising positivity rates and lack of testing frustrate faculty, students

September 22, 2020

Marquette University students who need to quarantine or isolate may do so at the Ambassador Hotel in downtown Milwaukee. Photo via Flickr

Students quarantine inside the Ambassador Hotel

September 22, 2020

Marquette's COVID-19 dashboard revealed the highest single-day increase in positive cases since the start of fall semester, bringing the total number of campus cases to 97.

Marquette COVID-19 Dashboard reveals highest single-day increase in positive cases

September 18, 2020

The Commons Theater shut down following

Residence Hall directors shut down The Commons’ indoor theater

September 15, 2020

Marquette students must continue to follow health safety guidelines.

EDITORIAL: Marquette students must be more mindful, make better decisions

September 15, 2020

Schroeder Hall residents to quarantine after rise in COVID-19 cases

Shir Bloch and Benjamin Wells

September 14, 2020

The email said that the residence hall will be closing due to a confirmed cluster of COVID-19 cases in to the building.