Marquette University High School is dedicated to the development and growth of young men.

Co-curricular activities can enhance the educational experience by promoting leadership, cooperation, spiritual growth, teamwork, lifelong leisure skills, and a healthy lifestyle.

Participating students, moderators and coaches serve as role models and represent MUHS in the larger community. All involved in the co-curricular program join Marquette University High School in its mission to facilitate the development of students who are open to growth, intellectually competent, religious, loving and committed to justice.

Participants, moderators, coaches and parents are called upon to work together to create an environment in which hard work, fair play, healthy competition, and respect for self and others can thrive. The prescribed sanctions are for those students who will remain at MUHS and who are not dismissed from MUHS.

Athletics

Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Football, Golf, Hockey, Skiing, Soccer, Swimming, Tennis, Track, Volleyball, and Wrestling.

Pastoral Leadership

All pastoral leadership positions such as: Kairos, Somos Amigos Freshmen Retreat, or service trips.

Performance

All performers and stage crew members in any drama or musical, including Follies, winter production and the spring musical.

Competitive Clubs

Big Brothers, Debate, Forensics, Lacrosse, Latin Club, Math Club, National Honor Society, Robotics, Rugby, Science Club, SMART Team and school-sponsored trips.

Clubs

Admissions Homeroom, Adventure Racing Club, Art Club, Asian Fusion, Best Buddies, Celtic Club, Chess Club, Conclave, Dance, Engineering, Flambeau Yearbook, Flambeau Newspaper, Geology, German Club, Hilltoppers Defending Life, History, Improvisation Club, Intramurals, Italian Club, Key Club, M-H Club, Movie Making, Orgullo Latino, Pep Band, Pride, Power Lifting Club, Science Club, Scuba Club, Signatures, Spanish Club, Students for Social Responsibility, Technology, Trap Shooting and Watumishi, Weight Lifting Club.