COVID-19 – Marquette Wire

University President Michael Lovell discussed the university's plan in a letter to the Marquette community.
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University leadership takes five percent reductions in salaries amid COVID-19 financial impacts

June 22, 2020

People in the airport wear protective equipment.

Photo courtesy of Henry Yang

International students express travel difficulties, concerns about fall semester

June 18, 2020

Marquette's Zilber Hall. (Marquette Wire stock photo.)

University hosts town hall on recovery plan, fall enrollment

June 12, 2020

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COVID-19 Town Hall discusses guidelines for small groups of employees to return to campus

May 19, 2020

The Marquette Law School Poll released Tuesday reveals division among voters about the coronavirus outbreak.

Marquette Law School Poll reveals increase division among voters over outbreak

May 12, 2020

$3.3 million of Marquette's aid will be distributed toward students.

CARES Act to provide students aid amid coronavirus pandemic

May 8, 2020

From L to R: Izzy Melia, Reese Seberg and Nick Cinquepalmi enjoy residence hall life by watching movies and relaxing in October 2019. Photo courtesy of Reese Seberg.

COVID-19 BLOG: A long distance relationship only 20 minutes apart

May 8, 2020

Nora McCaughey recently had a picnic with friends in a parking lot from 12 feet apart. Photo courtesy of Nora McCaughey.

COVID 19 BLOG: A three-hour walk to Wrigley Field

May 8, 2020

While working through a global pandemic, Yvonne Danko (right) and a friend pose in their PPE gear. Photo courtesy of Yvonne Danko

Marquette nursing students inspire, share gratitude for health care workers

May 8, 2020

Enrollment numbers for the Class of 2024 have decreased in comparison to recent years.

Class of 2024 enrollment numbers sees decline

May 5, 2020

Graphic via Wisconsin Department of Health Services. This graphic showcases the disproportional impact on communities of color. For example, Wisconsin's population is 6.7% African American and 87.1% white, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. However, the African American community accounts for 31% of COVID-19 deaths.

SALGADO: COVID-19 highlights struggles for low-income people of color

May 4, 2020

M'Laya Sago takes a photo at home with her new puppy. Photo courtesy of M'Laya Sago.

COVID-19 BLOG: Taking time for self-healing

May 4, 2020