Marquette Law School Hosts Community Events

Marquette University Law School is set to release its final statewide poll before the upcoming presidential election, featuring insights from notable figures such as Charles Franklin and Derek Mosley, with the event scheduled for October 30. Meanwhile, the university will also host the Burleigh Media Ethics Lecture on October 23, featuring award-winning Washington Post reporters who investigated the Smithsonian's controversial collection of human remains, highlighting the importance of ethical journalism. Additionally, in honor of Ron Rotunda, a webinar focusing on 'Profiles in Courage in the Legal Profession' will take place, showcasing the experiences of Erin Murphy and her professional integrity. Marquette's commitment to pro bono work is exemplified by the recognition of students and staff in the AALS Pro Bono Honor Roll, including Diego Romero and Maggie Klatt for their exceptional contributions. Furthermore, an appreciation piece notes Milwaukee's accessibility to polling places, with over 56% of households located within a half-mile of their voting sites, emphasizing the city's commitment to civic engagement.