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Campus Self-Guided Tour N. 5th St. 3th St. N. 1 ➡ ➡ W. Highland Ave. W. Highland Ave. W. Highland Ave. W. Highland Ave. ➡ Parking BMO Harris Structure Bradley Milwaukee Center T St. 8th St. 7th St. 5th St. 9th St. 4th St. Area Technical 2th St. 0th St. College N. 20th St. N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 27th St. N. 9th St. N. 1 N. 6th St. N. 8th St. N. 22nd St. N. 23rd St. N. 24th St. N. 26th St. N. 21S N. 25th St. W. State St. W. State St. W. State St. W. State St. ➡ ➡ ➡ ➡ 6th St. N. 1 Milwaukee U.S. Cellular Theater Arena R Freeway En enee St. trance T unnel ➡ ➡ ➡ Norris Park ➡ ➡ W. Kilbourn Ave. W. Kilbourn Ave. W. Kilbourn Ave. CAMPUS TOUR: Visitor vell St. W. Kilbourn Ave. ➡ ➡ Milwaukee Parking unnel Under Courthouse T ➡ There’s no right or wrong way to see Marquette’s County Courthouse unnel Freeway Exit T campus. It’s beautiful any time of year, and its Alumni ➡ ames Lo 1th St. 0th St. 8th St. 7th St. 6th St. 5th St. 3th St. 9th St. Memorial 4th St. 2th St. medium size makes it easy for students to get around. Milwaukee N. J 50 51 51 Union Public N. 1 N. 20th St. N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 We’ve put together a short walking tour with some N. 1 Museum N. 22nd St. N. 23rd St. N. 24th St. ➡ N. 21st St. ➡ N. 25th St. N. 26th St. N. 27th St. C ➡ notable locations. If you’re interested in attending 48 ➡ 58 50 67 Marquette and want a guided tour, our Office of W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. through building ➡ Undergraduate Admissions can tell you more. Call 45 52 A 63 ➡ 414.288.7302, weekdays from 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 60 . ➡ 53 46 The Wisconsin F 70 ➡ Wisconsin 54 61 Club Milwaukee 42 71 Public Center 61 Alumni Memorial Union is the place to get 55 V 66 Library a bite to eat, buy some Marquette gear, do 68 G 1th St. U 57 73 N. 8th St. N. 7th St. N. 1 ➡ 62 N. 9th St. your banking or just hang out. It’s also where 44 ➡ 65 1th Street Mall B 72 1 74 you’ll find our Chapel of the Holy Family and the 56 69 40 64 . offices of some important student organizations, W. Wisconsin Ave. W. Wisconsin Ave. W. Wisconsin Ave. ➡ ➡ ➡ ➡ N including our student government. ➡ BloodCenter ➡ of Wisconsin 4 Badger vell St. 34 27 8 Bus Station ➡ ➡ 11 1 W E 34 This engineering marvel is Engineering Hall, 39 19 9 0th St. 21 20 home of the Opus College of Engineering. The N. 1 N 3 2 S 1th St. building’s 115,000 square feet of space includes W E ames Lo N. 1 RR 26 J N. 5th St. N. 25th St. S R N. 23rd St. 12 N. 26th St. N. 27th St. 10 N. 24th St. 38 laboratories and more than 120 sensors built- ¬ Lot N/Clinic Parking¬ N. J 18 ➡ in for students to study the structural behavior W. Michigan St. W. Michigan St. W. Michigan St. 28 29 W. Michigan St. ➡ T 9th St. 7th St. 6th St. 8th St. of the building. ➡ S S 7a ➡ N. 1 ➡ N. 20th St. 30 25 N. 1 N. 1 N. 1 22 7 M 33 Tennis, anyone? Or swimming, basketball, 33 13 volleyball, weightlifting and more? It’s all 31 ➡ W. Pettibone Place W 17 16 7b ➡ O 24 N. 22nd St. ory Hill here at the Helfaer Tennis Stadium and T W ➡ 23 . McAuley Place Recreation Center. 37 32 26 St. Joan of Arc Chapel is a 15th-century French ➡ W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. ➡ chapel featuring a stone that legend says was © 2017 Marquette University 5.17 38 ➡ touched by St. Joan of Arc herself and whose temperature is cooler than that of the other Academic/Administrative Buildings Straz, Jr., David A., Tower .........................................3 Marquette Gymnasium ..........................................32 chapel stones. It’s also the site of our popular Todd Wehr Chemistry .............................................22 707 Building ............................................................72 Rec Plex .....................................................................2 N. 25th St. N. 26th St. N. 27th St. Tuesday night Mass. Wehr Life Sciences .................................................24 1700 Building ..........................................................48 Union Sports Annex ...............................................58 William Wehr Physics .............................................25 3th St. 20 Raynor Memorial Libraries is the central Carpenter Tower ......................................................73 Varsity Theatre .........................................................65 Zilber Hall N. 1 hub for discovery and learning on campus with Clark Hall, College of Nursing................................31 Weasler Auditorium ................................................60 W. St. Paul Ave. W. St. Paul Ave. UndergraduateW. St. Admissions Paul Ave. ...................................69 W. St. Paul St. unique archival collections, including the J.R.R. Coughlin Hall ...........................................................18 Residence Halls Tolkien collection. Students have plenty of Cramer Hall .............................................................28 Churches/Chapels 7th St. Abbottsford Hall ......................................................68 places to study and can get a cup of coffee at Cudahy Hall ............................................................. 19 Chapel of the Holy Family ......................................62 2th St. N. 1 Carpenter Tower Hall .............................................. 74 the Brew at the Bridge — a popular spot during Dentistry, School of ................................................39 Church of the Gesu, 1 W. Mount Vernon Ave. Cobeen Hall .............................................................71 6th St. a Jesuit-sponsored parish ........................................9 exam week. Eckstein Hall, Law School ........................................7 Humphrey Hall ........................................................44 N. 1 St. Joan of Arc Chapel ............................................26 Engineering, Opus College of 19 Cudahy Hall houses classrooms and lecture Engineering Hall .....................................................34 Mashuda Hall ..........................................................40 Libraries halls, and is home to Marquette’s IT Services. Haggerty Hall, McCormick Hall .......................................................57 and Olin Engineering Center .................................27 Law Library ................................................................7 O’Donnell Hall .........................................................42 N. 6th St. 13 Haggerty Museum of Art is considered one Office of Undergraduate Admissions Holthusen Hall, Graduate School ..........................64 Memorial Library ....................................................N. Emmber 21Lane Schroeder Hall .........................................................66 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY of the country’s leading university art museums. Johnston Hall, DiederichMenomonee College River Raynor Library ........................................................20 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower Hall .................................1 Zilber Hall, 136 The museum features rotating exhibits and a of Communication ....................................................8 Parking Structures Wild, S.J., Rev. Robert A., Commons ...................45 414.288.7302 permanent collection, including works by Lalumiere Language Hall .......................................17 Opening August 2018 Salvador Dalí, Marc Chagall and Andy Warhol. 16th Street Parking Structure.................................55 Marquette Hall ........................................................80 11 marquette.edu/explore CAMPUS University Apartment Buildings Marquette University Medical Clinic .....................30 6th St. Eckstein Hall Parking ........................................7a, 7b 11 When you’re standing in front of our historic Campus Town Apartments .....................................50 Marquette University Police Department .............54 N. 1 Wells Street Parking Structure ...............................67 Marquette Hall, look up and you’ll see our Frenn Building .........................................................53 iconic tower, home to our 48-bell carillon, which O’Brien, Dr. E. J., Jesuit Residence .......................63 Art/Entertainment/Recreation Facilities SELF-GUIDED Gilman Building ......................................................52 W. Canal St. Schroeder Complex, W. Canal St. W. Canal St. rings each quarter hour. W. Canal St. Alumni Memorial Union, University Information College of Health Sciences and McCabe Hall ............................................................56 and Visitor Center ...................................................61 College of Education ..............................................29 9 Church of the Gesu is on the National Register Haggerty Museum of Art ........................................13 University Information – 414.288.7250 TOUR Sensenbrenner Hall, Klingler College of Historic Places. It’s also a church where many of Arts and Sciences .................................................4 Helfaer Tennis Stadium and Recreation Center ............................................33 of our alumni get married. Straz, Jr., David A., Hall, College of Business Administration, Graduate School Helfaer Theatre ........................................................16 of Management .......................................................12 Al McGuire Center ..................................................70 WELCOME TO Lake Michigan MARQUETTE AND MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY. MILWAUKEE Marquette is a Catholic, Jesuit university founded in 1881 and named after French explorer Marquette is
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