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UPCOMING EVENTS
Labor Day (classes excused)Ìý Sept. 7Ìý
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O-FestÌý Sept. 10Ìý
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FEATURED STORY
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As your student settles into life at Marquette, they're also getting to know a new city. From iconic Milwaukee restaurants and coffee shops
to local attractions, festivals and lakefront destinations, our latest "MKE 101" guide is packed with ideas to help
students make the most of their time beyond campus.
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IGNATIAN MOMENTÌý
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The campus community prayed and rejoiced Sunday night at Mass of the Holy Spirit,
the traditional Jesuit education Mass.
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TALK WITH YOUR STUDENT
As students settle into the semester, now is a great time to check in about how they're
finding community and making connections on campus. Encourage your student to attend
O-Fest, one of Marquette's signature traditions, where they can explore hundreds of student
organizations, reconnect with familiar interests or discover something completely
new. Getting involved is one of the best ways to build friendships and feel at home
on campus.
You can also start a conversation about how your student is adjusting to college life.
If they're experiencing homesickness or struggling with the transition, remind them
that support is available through resources such as the Counseling Center and Eagle's Landing, which offers opportunities to meet other students and get involved. While you're
catching up, be sure to ask whether they've made plans for Family Weekend, Sept. 25–27.
Families can purchase tickets, view the schedule and learn more by visiting the Family Weekend website.
and support the breadth of everything that goes into making the Marquette experience.
The unrestricted Marquette Fund allows the university to be nimble and ensures the
strongest Marquette today and into the future. Scholars Funds provide scholarship
support to students today.
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