Events

On Thursday, February 19th, 2026, Olympian Dave Tamburrino , class of 2015, will join the Sports Law Speaker Series. Dave came to Milwaukee in the early 1990s to train at the Pettit Center (at that time an outside track), before eventually competing in the Lillihammer Games in 1994 and the Nagano Games in 1998. Since then Dave has worked for the

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Marquette Law School’s Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education is pleased to announce the “African American Heritage Tasting Dinner.” Lubar Center Director Derek Mosley will explore the rich history of East and West African cuisines. Come to socialize and learn while enjoying delectable dishes prepared by local chefs. Meet

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Please join us … In drought and in desert, God meets us where we are in Lent presented by Gregory J. O’Meara, S.J. Tuesday, February 24 7:30 to 8:05 a.m., reflection 8:05 a.m., light breakfast (optional, we understand some may need to go to class or work) Eckstein Hall, Marquette Law School, Campion Chapel, 4 th floor Click HERE to reserve your

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"Unstated": How Three Implicit Legal Ideas Have Sidelined Congress and Empowered the President and the Courts 1 CLE credit Why has Congress, the constitutional keystone of the federal government, become so ineffective, relative to the president and the federal judiciary? While many explanations have been offered, one important but unappreciated