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Faith/Mission September 03, 2024
Images, Imagination, Contemplation

Visio divina offers an opportunity to slow down and reflect with artwork in the Marian Library exhibit Moments with Mary.

Campus and Community August 19, 2024
New Year, New Opportunities

The Marian Library welcomes students, faculty and staff for another academic year as partners in learning.

Faith/Mission August 09, 2024
The Dormition and the Assumption: Whatever happened to Mary?

With the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary approaching, we explore the Dormition of the Theotokos, a related feast day in Orthodox traditions.

Giving July 30, 2024
The Collective Enhances the Collection

Thanks to donors, a special work of devotion is on display in the Marian Library and used all over campus.

Fine and Performing Arts July 22, 2024
Enjoying Creation as a Family

New artwork imagines a teenage Mary with her parents, Sts. Joachim and Anne.

Faith/Mission July 17, 2024
Take some ‘Moments with Mary’

Peace, sorrow, tenderness, refuge, joy — the artworks on display in the Marian Library Gallery present close and personal moments with Mary.

Libraries July 01, 2024
Marian Library in the Media 2023-24

This past academic year, the collections, exhibits and expertise of the Marian Library have been featured in a variety of publications and media.

Libraries June 17, 2024
‘Tidings’ Earns National Public Relations Award

Inaugural issue of newsletter receives top honor from the American Library Association.

Faith/Mission June 03, 2024
Our Lady of Kazan: Hope of Christian Unity

The Our Lady of Kazan Papers in the Library tell the story of Catholic layman Peter Anderson’s work to get a beloved icon from Fatima back to Russia. Learn about the story of Anderson’s collection and its relevance for the life of the church in 2024.

Experiential Learning May 20, 2024
Chalk Art ‘Guided by the Brilliance of Mary’

Let us take you behind the scenes of the commission process for the chalk artwork created for the exhibit "Mary in Catholic Education."