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Finals Breakfast for Dinner

Tuesday, April 30, 2024 - 6:00pm Second Floor

As always, mark your calendars for our annual finals tradition! Take a break from studying for final exams for the semesterly, "Finals Breakfast for Dinner." 

Breakfast will be served first-come, first-served until it's gone on Tuesday, April 30, starting at 6 p.m., just outside of the Office of Student Affairs on the second floor. Full breakfast includes pancakes, eggs, potatoes, bacon, turkey sausage, and fruit, along with coffee and tea options. For those with dietary restrictions, gluten-free and vegan options will also be available and labeled. 

You can grab a to-go box and go back to studying or you are welcome to hang out on the second floor to decompress and socialize. Food is provided courtesy of the Office of Student Affairs. 

We look forward to seeing you at breakfast!

Contact: Sarah DiStefano
Student Organizations

Congratulations to the 2024-2025 IPLS E-board

 Congratulations to the new 2024-2025 IPLS E-board! 

  • President: Ted Rodriguez 
  • Vice President: Twinkle Dutta
  • Secretary: John Caucutt 
  • Treasurer: Eliza Luvianos 
  • IP After 5 Officers: Brian Biggs and Ethan Evans 
  • 2L Representative: Graham Lemke
Contact: Twinkle Dutta
Student Organizations

Congratulations to the EvLS 2024-2025 E-board

Congratulations to the new Environmental Law Society E-board for the 2024-2025 school year! 

Please join us in welcoming the new board members:

  • Alana Borman
  • Scout Devoti
  • Adiya Golden
  • Allen Keller

If you see any of the new executive board members around the law school, please congratulate them!

The E-board is still considering 3L representative, please reach out to Alana Borman (alana.borman@marquette.edu) for interest.

Contact: Alana Borman
Opportunities & Aid

University Hall Minister Position Opening

Inspired by the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola, the Hall Ministry program is grounded in the belief that faith and spirituality are integral to student development during their time at Marquette University. The goal of the Hall Ministry program is to provide pastoral care and presence to the Residence Hall Director, Assistant Hall Director, Resident Assistants, and the residents of a given community in both everyday life and extraordinary circumstances. Pastoral care means being attentive and helpful to people dealing with stress, illness, loss, loneliness, relationships, spiritual and emotional health, etc. Pastoral care also involves working to build a community which nourishes faith by helping people examine their images of God and church, their religious identity, prayer, and spiritual life. As faith leaders on campus, Hall Ministers are expected to foster ethical values and behaviors, exercising good judgment to model an appropriate lifestyle for residents and staff, expressive of and consistent with the university’s identity. In collaboration with hall staff, the Hall Minister is charged with helping form a residential community that expresses the University’s Catholic, Jesuit character, which includes welcoming students from diverse faith traditions.

Hall Ministers are required to serve an average of 10 hours per week and are required to live in the residence hall during the academic year (Aug through May). Hall Ministers are compensated through a furnished apartment year-round and a university meal plan during the academic year. 

For more information or to apply, click on this LINK.

Contact: Campus Ministry
Pro Bono Opportunities

Congratulations to the New Pro Bono Honor Society Inductees

Since April 15, the following students surpassed a total of 50 or 120* pro bono hours of service during their law school careers:

  • Connor Gorrell
  • Allen Keller*
  • Payton Rahn
  • Aiyanah Simms*
  • Jacob Skor

Congratulations and thank you for your important contributions. These students will be inducted into the Marquette Law School Pro Bono Society on April 26, 2024 and will graduate wearing an honor cord for service. See the full list of current students who are members of the Marquette law School Pro Bono Society and who are slated for induction this Friday here.

Do you need to make your plan to graduate wearing an honor cord for pro bono service? Contact any member of the Office of Public Service.

Contact: Angela Schultz