HQ Function

The main campus serves as the primary hub for academic instruction, research activities, student residential life, administrative operations, and community engagement.

Notable Features:

St. Joan of Arc Chapel (a 15th-century French chapel relocated to campus), Marquette Hall (iconic administrative and academic building), Alumni Memorial Union, Raynor Memorial Libraries, Haggerty Museum of Art, and numerous modern academic and research facilities like the Engineering Hall and the new O'Brien Hall for the College of Business Administration.

Work Culture:

For faculty and staff, the work culture at Marquette emphasizes its Jesuit values: cura personalis (care for the whole person), pursuit of excellence, service to others, faith, and leadership. It promotes a collaborative, mission-driven environment focused on student development and scholarly achievement.

HQ Significance:

The Milwaukee campus is the historic heart of Marquette University, embodying its nearly 150-year legacy of Jesuit education in the region. It's a significant contributor to Milwaukee's cultural, intellectual, and economic life.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus architecture and layout reflect Marquette's commitment to its Jesuit, Catholic heritage, academic rigor, community, and service. Green spaces, chapels, and student-centered facilities underscore these values.

Location:

Marquette University fosters a global presence through its diverse international student body, numerous study abroad programs across various continents, faculty-led international research collaborations, and an extensive global alumni network. The university actively engages in international partnerships and provides resources like the Office of International Education to support global learning and engagement for its students and faculty.

Street Address:

1250 W Wisconsin Ave

City:

Milwaukee

State/Province:

Wisconsin

Country:

USA