Events

2026 Easter Break Eckstein Hall Building Hours Saturday, April 4, Eckstein Hall, 10am to 3pm Sunday, April 5, Easter, University closed = Eckstein Hall closed

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2026 Easter Break Eckstein Hall Building Hours Sunday, April 5, Easter, University closed = Eckstein Hall closed Law School normal hours resume on Monday, April 6 - opening at 7:00 a.m.

Join us April 8 for “Data Centers and the Energy-Water Nexus.” This event—presented by the Law School’s Water Law and Policy Initiative in the Lubar Center—will focus on energy and water use by data centers. Energy generation and clean water are tightly intertwined, in that it takes one to produce the other. The discussion will examine how data

On Friday, April 10th, 2026, the Sports Law Speaker Series presents a final Alumni Career Panel for the spring 2026 semester. Alumni panelists will discuss their decision to attend Marquette University Law School to participate in the Sports Law Program, their participation in the Program as law students, their career path since law school and

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This free CLE series provides volunteers with in-depth information on some of the most commonly seen issues at the Marquette Volunteer Legal Clinics (MVLC). These events are a great way to earn additional pro bono hours or CLE credit while enhancing your knowledge of the legal issues faced by clients of the MVLC. Student attendees will earn one

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Please join us as we celebrate Mass in the St. Edmund Campion Chapel (Eckstein Hall, 4 th floor) … 12:15 p.m. April 15 (last Mass of the academic year to be followed by lunch in Room 432) Alumni and friends of the Law School are most welcome to join. It helps with parking arrangements if alumni/friends let me know if they plan to attend – please

Please join us on April 16 for "On the Issues: Sister Helen Prejean." Marquette Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education and Andrew Center for Restorative Justice are pleased to once again welcome Sister Helen Prejean, CSJ, to Eckstein Hall for a program about her ministry, including counseling individual death-row