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4.1.2024
In Perspective: Mary in Catholic
Education
What did Marianist education look like in the 1950s? There are many answers, but this optical illusion takes some time to come into focus.
3.25.2024
Many Ways of the Cross, One
Resurrection
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.
3.25.2024
Making an
Impression
A student-curated mini-exhibit from a new mini-course connects hands-on learning to a hallmark Marian Library collection.
3.19.2024
Skills for a
Lifetime
Student employees reflect on the lifelong skills they are acquiring through experiential learning in the Marian Library.
Libraries
3.19.2024
One Day to
Remember
Save the date for April 9 to show your support for University Libraries.
3.12.2024
Mary in
America
Kate Dugan and Karen Park, scholars of U.S. Catholicism, gave the keynote lecture for the 2024 Marian Forum; their lecture is now streaming for free, and their book is available for a discount.
3.8.2024
The Queen of a World of
War
How the Madonna of Monte Berico demonstrates the protective nature of Mary.
Libraries
3.6.2024
March for Women’s
History
The University Libraries celebrate this year's Women's History Month theme: "Women who advocate for equity, diversity and inclusion."
Libraries
3.5.2024
Curricular Comrades: Fostering New Teaching Approaches with Digital
Humanities
A Russian historian converts a semester-long assignment from classic research paper to an interactive digital production and gets impressive results — and a new outcome: community.