1217 W. Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53233
Wheelchair accessible doors with door buttons located at the east entrance of the building.
A campus landmark, Marquette Hall features a Gothic bell tower that houses the university carillon which fills campus with music every Wednesday afternoon. The four-story building is home to several offices, including the Departments of English and Theology and the Educational Opportunity Program. Classes are held in three large lecture halls. Finished in 1924, Marquette Hall was originally known as the Science Building. The university renamed the academic hall in 1967 to honor its namesake, Jesuit missionary-explorer Father Jacques Marquette, S.J.
