Events

Please join us as we celebrate Mass in the St. Edmund Campion Chapel (Eckstein Hall, 4 th floor) … 12:15 p.m. November 3, 17 December 1, last Mass of the fall semester 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 –

For our final huddle of the semester the November huddle will cover questions related to Thanksgiving Break, finals, and winter break. Our first topic will look at how to decide whether or not to go home for Thanksgiving break or not. This is a question many students struggle with because of how close Thanksgiving is to finals. However, sometimes

On Thursday, November 5th, Major League Baseball Commissioner Emeritus and Marquette University Law School Distinguished Lecturer in Sports Law & Policy Bud Selig, will visit for his final Conversation with students this fall semester. This Conversation will focus on How Major League Baseball Maintains Competitive Balance Without a Salary Cap, and

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

On Thursday, November 19th, in response to student requests, Professor Anderson will present a mock class, primarily for 1L students. He will focus on answering the question of "What is a Sport?" for Title IX purposes. For example, why can't high schools add football for girls? Why can't colleges add pickelball as a sport, when they just added flag

Be Part of Something Big PILS Giving Challenge Days | November 16–17 Join us for the PILS Giving Challenge Days, a two-day fundraising effort hosted by the Public Interest Law Society (PILS) to support PILS Summer Fellowships. These fellowships provide law students with meaningful, hands-on experience while delivering essential legal services to

Be Part of Something Big PILS Giving Challenge Days | November 16–17 Join us for the PILS Giving Challenge Days, a two-day fundraising effort hosted by the Public Interest Law Society (PILS) to support PILS Summer Fellowships. These fellowships provide law students with meaningful, hands-on experience while delivering essential legal services to

Please join us as we celebrate Mass in the St. Edmund Campion Chapel (Eckstein Hall, 4 th floor) … 12:15 p.m. November 17 December 1, last Mass of the fall semester 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 –

PILS Giving is a casual potluck style dinner that brings together the law school community – faculty, staff, students, and alumni. The food is provided exclusively by members of the law school community. The event concludes the PILS Giving Challenge Days that help raise money to support PILS Summer Fellowships as well as awareness of the importance

On Thursday, November 12, National Sports Law Institute founder, Professor Martin Greenberg, will have a Conversation with Sports Law Program students talking about the "Survival of a Sole Practitioner in the Practice of Sports Law." Professor Greenberg plans to tell students about his experiences as a solo practitioner and the limitations thereof