Derek Mosley

Nominees Sought for Robert H. Friebert Social Justice Award

Breakfast of Champions, Hosted by the African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, to Return to Fiserv Forum on Wednesday, Sept. 24

African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin’s annual fundraising event will begin at 7:45 a.m.

Milwaukee Magazine Announces Recipients of 2025 Unity Awards

Milwaukee Film Announces Full List of Post-Film Panels and Q&As at 2024 Dialogues Documentary Festival

The inaugural Dialogues Documentary Festival begins this Thursday, September 26th and runs through Sunday, September 29th

‘Get to Know’ the ‘Women of the RNC’ at Marquette Law School, March 7

‘Get to Know’ Brewers Community Foundation executive director at Marquette Law School, Feb. 13

Marquette University to host slate of events celebrating Black History Month

Museum Days Returns to Milwaukee

Experience world-class cultural institutions at discounted prices Jan. 18-28 in the Greater Milwaukee area

The new year brings new ways to experience the Harley-Davidson Museum

Become a tourist in your hometown when Milwaukee Museum Days returns this month.

‘Get to Know’ the founder/CEO of Hundred Acre Inc. at Marquette Law School, Nov. 16

Bronzeville Week continues with variety of events highlighting arts, wellness and more

MMAC senior VP to kick off ‘Get to Know’ Series at Marquette Law School Lubar Center, April 25

Alverno Community Conference Will Focus on Building a Stronger Milwaukee

Marquette Law School to host Milwaukee leadership for ‘On the Issues: New Leadership, New Milwaukee,’ March 21

Marquette Law School, TMJ4 partnering to host reckless driving town hall March 13

VISIT Milwaukee Launches ‘Good Things Brewing’ Television Show in 15 Midwestern Markets

In creating “Good Things Brewing,” VISIT Milwaukee seeks to introduce the destination and all its amenities to new viewers to increase awareness of and drive visitation to Milwaukee, which was recently named one of the top places in the world for a visit in 2023 by National Geographic.

Marquette University To Feature New Unique Programs To Engage Community For Black History Month

Programing for Black History Month is coordinated through the Center for Engagement and Inclusion and the Office of Institutional Diversity and Inclusion.

Panel to discuss “Justice in the Time of COVID” for virtual “On the Issues,” Jan. 22

Ed Fallone Announces More Endorsements in Supreme Court Race

Governor-elect Tony Evers and Lt. Governor-elect Mandela Barnes Announce Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Policy Advisory Council

"We have to start prioritizing people, not prisons."

Judges Rally Behind Danielle Shelton in Race for Milwaukee Circuit Court Judge

"It’s an honor to have the support of so many renowned leaders from across Milwaukee County who know what it takes to serve the court."

Safe & Sound Kicks off Annual Event, A Night to Unite: Celebrating Neighborhood Champions

A Night to Unite features a cocktail hour, raffle and live auction, dinner, and an awards program.

Eliminating community prosecutors very, very bad for Milwaukee

Statement from Alderman Bob Donovan - July 24, 2017

Additional Milwaukee Leaders Endorse Johnny Thomas for City Comptroller

“Johnny Thomas is a leader the people of Milwaukee need,” said Senator Lena Taylor.

Judge Paul Rifelj gains endorsement of more Milwaukee judges and dozens of attorneys

As the first public defender appointed to the bench in many years, Rifelj is earning support from across the legal and political spectrum.

MPS schools celebrate reading as American Education Week comes to a close

Community members help students celebrate reading; share their professional experiences

46th Annual National Black Law Students Association Convention at the Hilton 3/12-16

Convention at Hill in March