The 707 Hub
1102 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53233
The Idea for the 707 Hub came from students Sam Wesley and Creighton Joyce who wanted to create a place to collaborate with students from different disciplines. To help achieve this, they applied for Marquette University's Explorer Challenge. The 707 Hub was designed by students for students. Read more of Sam and Creighton's story here!
3D Tour
( some things have moved around in the Makerspace)
Reservable Spaces at the 707 Hub
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8 people
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Full A/V
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Retractable walls
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Business Model Canvas
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Outdoor space
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Lots of seating
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Outdoor whiteboard
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Very sunny
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75 people
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Full A/V
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Flexible seating
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Stage
Just a friendly reminder that the HUB is first and foremost a place for student creation, collaboration and innovation. While you may have a space reserved for your event, there may also be students working in the Makerspace.
That's us!
That's us!
The 707 Hub at Marquette University is Powered by the Kohler Center for Entrepreneurship & The Social Innovation Initiative and is under the umbrella of the Office of Research and Innovation. The deliberately flexible nature of the space is to encourage conversation and collaboration. The intentionally unfinished nature of the space serves to remind innovators and creators that ideas do not have to be perfect to be shared. And as all are welcome, the Hub itself contains a thoughtful mix of art, tech, crafting supplies and unique areas to enable creativity and ideation.