Blogs

 Visiting alumni can peruse rare books, a student-curated exhibit and more during a Marian Library open house.

Mary’s silent appearances in Egypt remind us that a connection with God is what matters most.

A 1950s leaflet inviting membership in a crusade against communism carries the image of a notable apparition and gives evidence of American Catholic anticommunist sentiments in that era.

Learn about one of the latest donor-funded additions to the Marian Library’s art collection and how it connects with the life of faith in the Marianist spirit.

What did Marianist education look like in the 1950s? There are many answers, but this optical illusion takes some time to come into focus.

A high-end book scanner is available to Marian Library patrons.

A student-curated mini-exhibit from a new mini-course connects hands-on learning to a hallmark Marian Library collection.

Artists and authors provide unique ways to connect with the story of Jesus’ death and resurrection through the Stations of the Cross in the Marian Library’s collection. Artist Jaqueline Romo’s The Passion of the Monarca Migrante print series is currently on display at Roesch Library.

Student employees reflect on the lifelong skills they are acquiring through experiential learning in the Marian Library.