CAMPUS ALERT
Marquette undergraduate, Graduate School, GSM and School of Dentistry classes are canceled Jan. 23, 2026, due to weather. Campus is operational. For more information, please visit Marquette Today.
February 13, 2026 11am-2pm | Lemonis Center for Student Success 2nd Floor
The Transcribe-a-Thon celebrates the legacy of Frederick Douglass through collective transcription to make historical Black activists’ writings more accessible.
January 24 - February 24, 2026 | Raynor Lobby
A new interactive exhibit at Raynor Library, Embroidered with Pain, shares the uncomfortable and often hidden stories of Ukrainians who have survived wartime sexual violence through a thousand-year-old Ukrainian tradition of embroidering life events on decorative and ritual cloth known as rushnyk.
December 7-9, 2025 | Raynor Library Bridge
As finals week gets under way, take a break from studying and power up with snacks and hot beverages! Nighttime snack breaks will take place on the Raynor Bridge over three of the nights of finals week.
Ongoing | Raynor Second Floor
The latest honorees of the College of Health Sciences's annual Picture This research and scholarship photography competition are now on display in Raynor Library. A framed display located in Raynor's hallway to the Bridge shows the winning 2024/25 photographs.
Thursday, December 4, 2025, 7:00 to 8:00 pm | Lemonis Center for Student Success
Marquette students, get powered up for finals week at the Prep Rally in the Lemonis Center for Student Success! Come for lots of ways to destress, free food, and convenient opportunities to tap into campus resources to help you finish strong.
Fall 2025 | Raynor 3rd Floor
Fifty years have passed since women at Marquette entered intercollegiate athletics. Women have played sports at Marquette for nearly as long as they have been admitted to the university. But the enactment of the federal Title IX statute opened doors to the competitive play for all of Marquette's athletes. Visit the exhibit that celebrates this achievement and the stories of female athletes who made their mark at Marquette.
November 2025
Several of Raynor Library's medieval manuscripts are now available online in Indiana University's Peripheral Manuscripts digital collection.
October 2025
Read about the visit of a delegation from St. Joan of Arc Chapel's hometown in Chasse-sur-Rhône, France, to the archives in October 2025.
October 2025
Learn about textbook affordability's effects on student success--and a new stipend program that supports participating faculty who want to explore textbook alternatives.
September 2025
The Muster at Marquette, a short documentary on the quest to preserve 6,000 Tolkien fandom voices, debuts on Hobbit Day, Sept. 22, 2025, for online viewing.
Fall 2025 | Beaumier D, Raynor Lowel Level, 7:00pm-8:00pm
Hey Marquette students! Join us every third Wednesday this fall for the Silent Book Club. No assigned reading, no pressure! Bring your current read and cozy up with a group of fellow book lovers. Tea will be provided!
August 2025
Need to charge your phone? Come try the Electron-To-Go phone charger self-checkout station, located by TechSquad on the first floor, and let us know what you think.
August 2025
Books borrowed by faculty and staff from Raynor Library’s main collection will automatically renew for another year on Aug. 14. Although no action is required, it is a good time to review your borrowed items and return any that you are no longer using.
July 2025
Check out a Mac or PC on the quick from our self-serve kiosks on the 1st floor of Raynor or 2nd floor of Lemonis.
March 2025
Zotero is replacing RefWorks as the library's supported citation manager. Find out how to make the transition.
March 2025
Just in time for March Madness, 2,000+ digitized historical WBB photos have been added our public digital collections.
March 2025
Get the Libby app to access thousands of ebooks and audiobooks on your mobile device, computer, or Kindle.
March 10 - April 19 | Raynor Lobby
Produced by the National Library of Medicine, the exhibition explores how citizens, scientists and medical professionals have confronted industry to protect their health against the dangers of lead poisoning.
February 14 | Raynor and Lemonis
The Transcribe-a-Thon celebrates the legacy of Frederick Douglass through collective transcription to make historical Black activists’ writings more accessible.
Online
Explore "Unceded Milwaukee," an interactive map for visualizing Indigenous Milwaukee before and after the 1833 Treaty of Chicago.
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