Fine and Performing Arts
2.10.2025
Juggling in the Glass
Center
Stained-glass artwork on loan from the Marian Library adorns a sunlit walkway in the Roger Glass Center for the Arts, encouraging students and visitors to humbly share their talents.
Campus and Community
2.3.2025
Letters of
Tribute
Marian Library staff reflect on the contributions of Brother A. Joseph Barrish, S.M. (1929-2025), and his artwork, which blankets the Marian Library, the University of Dayton and the broader community.
Faith/Mission
1.29.2025
Vision and Spirit: A Marianist
Tradition
A series of bas-reliefs in the Marian Library’s art collection portray Gospel passages that are at the heart of the Marianist charism.
Experiential Learning
1.13.2025
Gather Around the Marianist
Table
A capstone project finds a home in the Marian Library signifying that Marianists across the globe welcome everyone to the table.
Libraries
1.6.2025
Encountering the ‘Mirror of
Hope’
Since its arrival to the University of Dayton in 2000 during the Great Jubilee to its 25th anniversary during Jubilee 2025, the “Mirror of Hope” sends a clear message of hope to visitors to the Marian Library.
Faith/Mission
1.2.2025
‘On the ninth day of
Christmas…’
Joy to the World! is still open and free to the public.
Faith/Mission
12.21.2024
The Fourth Week of Advent: Printable Coloring
Activities
You and your family and friends will love these coloring sheets and printable ornament craft.
Faith/Mission
12.14.2024
The Third Week of Advent: The Courtyard
Nativity
The curiously titled “Cherry Tree Carol” has an interesting story. In this curator talk, you will learn the story and see how it is paired with one of the Marian Library’s largest Nativity scenes.
Faith/Mission
12.13.2024
‘Las Posadas’ in Song and
Art
A nine-day Spanish tradition that reenacts Mary and Joseph’s search for shelter is represented in song and artwork.
Libraries
12.10.2024
Printed ‘While the Holy Virgin Was Giving
Birth’
Whether you’re wrapping up finals or wrapping presents, you might have something in common with a 15th-century printer this week.