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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 Structure Milwaukee 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. 21st St. N. 25th St. W. State St. W. State St. W. State St. W. State St. 6th St. N. 1 Milwaukee UW-Milwaukee Theater Panther R enee St. Arena Norris Park W. Kilbourn Ave. W. Kilbourn Ave. W. Kilbourn Ave. CAMPUS TOUR: Visitor vell St. W. Kilbourn Ave. Parking Milwaukee County Courthouse There’s no right or wrong way to see Marquette’s unnel Under Courthouse unnel T Freeway Exit T Alumni ames Lo campus. It’s beautiful any time of year, and its 0th St. 8th St. 7th St. 6th St. 5th St. 3th St. 9th St. Memorial 4th St. 2th St. 1th St. Milwaukee N. J medium size makes it easy for students to get around. 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 N. 1 Museum N. 22nd St. N. 23rd St. N. 24th St. N. 21st St. E N. 25th St. N. 26th St. N. 27th St. We’ve put together a short walking tour with some C 48 58 50 67 notable locations. If you’re interested in attending W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. W. Wells St. through building Marquette and want a guided tour, our Office of 45 52 A 63 60 . Undergraduate Admissions can tell you more. Call 53 D 75 The 414.288.7302, weekdays from 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 70 Wisconsin Wisconsin 54 61 Club Milwaukee 42 71 Public Center 55 66 Library 68 G 1th St. 61 Alumni Memorial Union is the place to get U 73 N. 8th St. N. 7th St. N. 6th St. N. 1 44 62 N. 9th St. a bite to eat, buy some Marquette gear, do 65 1th Street Mall B 69 72 1 74 your banking or just hang out. It’s also76 where 40 56 64 . W. Wisconsin Ave. you’ll find our Chapel of the Holy Family and the W. Wisconsin Ave. W. Wisconsin Ave. offices of some important student organizations, BloodCenter of Wisconsin 4 34 vell St. including our student government. 27 11 8 1 39 19 9 0th St. 21 20 34 This engineering marvel is Engineering Hall, N N. 1 3 2 1th St. home of the Opus College of Engineering. The W E ames Lo N. 1 26 J N. 5th St. N. 25th St. S R N. 23rd St. 12 N. 26th St. N. 27th St. 10 N. 24th St. building’s 115,000 square feet of space includes N. J Lot N/Clinic Parking 18 W. Michigan St. 38 laboratories and more than 120 sensors built 28 29 W. Michigan St. W. Michigan St. W. Michigan St. T 9th St. 7th St. 6th St. 8th St. in for students to study the structural behavior S S 7a N. 1 N. 20th St. 30 25 N. 1 N. 1 of the building. N. 1 22 7 33 13 31 33 Tennis, anyone? Or swimming, basketball, 17 16 7b W. Pettibone Place W O 24 N. 22nd St. ory Hill St. volleyball, weightlifting and more? It’s all T W. McAuley Place 32 23 5 N. 6th St. here at the Helfaer Tennis Stadium and 37 36 Wheelchair Accessible door with door button Recreation Center. Wheelchair Accessible door without door button W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. W. Clybourn St. Chirping light crosswalk W. Clybourn St. 26 St. Joan of Arc Chapel is a 15th-century French ATM locations © 2019 Marquette University 7.19 38 chapel featuring a stone that legend says was touched by St. Joan of Arc herself and whose Academic/Administrative Buildings Straz, Jr., David A., Hall, College of Business Helfaer Theatre ...........................................................16 temperature is cooler than that of the other Administration, Graduate School 707 Building ...............................................................72 Al McGuire Center .....................................................70 N. 25th St. of Management ..........................................................12 N. 26th St. N. 27th St. chapel stones. It’s also the site of our popular Marquette Gymnasium .............................................32 1700 Building .............................................................48 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower ............................................3 Tuesday night Mass. 3th St. Rec Plex ........................................................................2 Athletic and Human Performance Todd Wehr Chemistry ................................................22 20 Raynor Memorial Libraries is the central Research Center .........................................................75 N. 1 Union Sports Annex ..................................................58 W. St. Paul Ave. W. St. Paul Ave. Wehr Life SciencesW. St. ....................................................Paul Ave. 24 W. St. Paul St. Carpenter Tower .........................................................73 Varsity Theatre ............................................................65 hub for discovery and learning on campus with William Wehr Physics ................................................25 unique archival collections, including the J.R.R. Clark Hall, College of Nursing...................................31 6 Weasler Auditorium ...................................................60 7th St. Zilber Hall Coughlin Hall ..............................................................18 Tolkien collection. Students have plenty of Undergraduate Admissions ......................................P 69 Residence Halls 2th St. N. 1 places to study and can get a cup of coffee at Cramer Hall ................................................................28 1 W. Mount Vernon Ave. Abbottsford Hall .........................................................68 6th St. Churches/Chapels the Brew at the Bridge — a popular spot during Cudahy Hall ................................................................19 Carpenter Tower Hall .................................................74 exam week. Dentistry, School of ...................................................39 N. 1 Chapel of the Holy Family .........................................62 Eckstein Hall, Law School ...........................................7 Church of the Gesu, Cobeen Hall ................................................................71 a Jesuit-sponsored parish ...........................................9 19 Cudahy Hall houses classrooms and lecture Engineering, Opus College of The Commons ...........................................................45 halls, and is home to Marquette’s IT Services. Engineering Hall ........................................................34 St. Joan of Arc Chapel ...............................................26 Humphrey Hall ...........................................................44 Office of Undergraduate Admissions Haggerty Hall, N. Emmber Lane Mashuda Hall .............................................................40 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY 13 Haggerty Museum of Art is considered one Libraries and Olin Engineering CenterMenomonee .................................... River 27 McCormick Hall ..........................................................57 Zilber Hall, 136 of the country’s leading university art museums. Law Library ...................................................................7 Holthusen Hall, Graduate School .............................64 O’Donnell Hall ............................................................42 414.288.7302 The museum features rotating exhibits and a Memorial Library .......................................................21 Johnston Hall, Diederich College Schroeder Hall ............................................................66 permanent collection, including works by of Communication .......................................................8 Raynor Library ...........................................................20 marquette.edu/explore 80 Straz, Jr., David A., Tower Hall ....................................1 CAMPUS Salvador Dalí, Marc Chagall and Andy Warhol. Lalumiere Language Hall ..........................................17 6th St. Parking Structures Marquette Hall ........................................................... 11 N. 1 University Apartment Buildings 11 When you’re standing in front of our historic 16th Street Parking Structure....................................55 Marquette University Medical Clinic ........................30 Campus Town Apartments ........................................50 SELF-GUIDED Marquette Hall, look up and you’ll see our Eckstein Hall Parking ...........................................7a, 7b W. Canal St. Marquette University Police Department ................54 Frenn BuildingW. ............................................................Canal St. 53 W. Canal St. iconic tower, home to our 48-bell carillon, which W. Canal St. Wells Street Parking Structure ..................................67 O’Brien, Dr. E. J., Jesuit Residence ..........................63 Gilman Building .........................................................52 rings each quarter hour. Physician Assistant Studies ......................................36 Art/Entertainment/Recreation Facilities McCabe Hall ...............................................................56 TOUR Schroeder Complex, 9 Church of the Gesu is on the National Register Alumni Memorial Union, University Information College of Health Sciences and University Information – 414.288.7250 and Visitor Center ......................................................61 of Historic Places. It’s also a church where many College of Education .................................................29 Haggerty Museum of Art ...........................................13 of our alumni get married. Sensenbrenner Hall, Klingler College of Arts and Sciences
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