Fatal crash injures two Marquette University students in Milwaukee

Marquette University recently confirmed that tragically, two students lost their lives in a car accident in Milwaukee. The incident occurred on Friday near 27th and St. Paul. The university has shared that two other students were injured and are receiving medical care at a local hospital. The names of those involved will not be disclosed until their families have been notified. The university community is urged to keep these individuals and their families in their thoughts during this challenging time. The Milwaukee Police Department is actively investigating the accident. Police reports revealed that the deceased students were aged 19 and 20 and were two of six individuals in the vehicle. The driver of the second vehicle, a 41-year-old, collided with their car. The individual driving the second car has been taken into custody, and charges are forthcoming, although the exact nature of these charges has not been specified. In response to this tragedy, a mass will be held for the Marquette community on September 6 at 1 pm in the Chapel of the Holy Family. Additionally, the Lunda Room and Henke Lounge in the AMU will be open from noon to 3 pm for community members to come together and support one another. Counseling services and pastoral care are readily available on campus for faculty, staff, and students. The Counseling Center and Campus Ministry are prepared to assist students in processing their grief and loss. For immediate assistance, Counseling Center staff can be reached at (414) 288-7172 at any time. The Marquette Employee Assistance Program is also accessible around the clock for employees and their households. LifeMatters can be contacted at 1-800-634-6433 or through their website using the Password: MU1.