Stephen Richard Kerbs Exhibit Area Exhibitions

John W. Blaney Papers
E.D.E.N. East of Campus
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What Strange Paradise
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Patrick F. Healy, S.J.: Georgetown University's Second Founder
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Vatican II - A Church in Transition
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The Marino Family International Writers' Workshop 2023: Scattered All Over the Earth
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The Manuscript Society at 75
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The Filming of "The Exorcist"
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The Marino Family International Writers' Workshop 2022: The Sound of Things Falling
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The Kennedy Institute of Ethics
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The Corp: 50 Years of Students Serving Students
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The Marino Family International Writer's Academic Workshop 2021: Exit West
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Georgetown and the Summer Olympics: A Sampler from the University Archives
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A Memorial Day Exhibit: Campus War Memorials Honoring Students Who Have Fought and Died in Action
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Memories, Milestones, and Momentum: 60 Years of Alumnae from Georgetown University McDonough School of Business
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International Railroad Ephemera from the Collection of Jeremiah J. O'Connor
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Eight Things You May (or May Not) Know about Lauinger Library
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American Studies: 50 Years of Interdisciplinary Connections
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The Marino Family International Writer's Academic Workshop 2019: Washington Black
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The Lost Museum of Georgetown University
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Community Scholars Program 50th Anniversary
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The Marino Family International Writers' Academic Workshop 2018: Do Not Say We Have Nothing
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You Don't Know Jack: A Small Tribute to the Mascots of Georgetown. A Selection of Materials from the University Archives (Reprise)
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Women's and Gender Studies at 30
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Christmas Cards from the Collections
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The Marino Family International Writers' Academic Workshop 2017: The Illegal
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60 Years of Business: The Story of Georgetown's Business School
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Glimpses of Slavery at Georgetown College
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The Marino Family International Writers' Academic Workshop 2016: The Hired Man
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Fact or Fiction? Mythbusting Hoya History with the University Archives
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Women in Government and Politics
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Forming American Jesuits (1805-1978): Building Educationally and Pastorally Effective Resources
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Celebrating Twain's Jumping Frog
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Pairings: Jörg Schmeisser and the Library's Collections
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The Marino Family International Writers' Academic Workshop 2015: Noontide Toll
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A Look Back at the Lincoln Assassination and the Conspirators
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Georgetown University Scholars Thinking With—and Beyond—Vatican II
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The Woodstock Theological Library: The Jesuit Heritage of Georgetown University
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Music as Cultural Mission
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Celebrating the 200th Anniversary of the Restoration of the Society of Jesus
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Alternative Georgetown: Campus Spaces Planned But Never Built or Differently Realized Than Originally Planned
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America from the Outside: How the World Sees Us
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Proclaiming the Gospel in Symbol: Jesuits and the Arts
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The War of 1812: Manuscripts from Special Collections
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The Marino Family International Writers’ Workshop 2012: The Tiger's Wife
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A Dream Fulfilled: The John Carroll Statue
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Three Centuries of Jesuit Contributions to Science in China (1600-1900)
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North and South: Grant and Lee
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Witchcraft!?
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The Marino Family International Writers’ Workshop 2011: How To Read the Air
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In Vogue: A Look Back at Student Fashion at Georgetown
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Blue and Gray in Bronze
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Concrete Expressions of Georgetown's Jesuit Heritage
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Lusophone Africa
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Voices of Diversity: Francophone Literature at Lauinger Library
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The Marino Family International Writers' Workshop 2010
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Jumping Frogs, Huck, Tom, and Other Twain Tales
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The Dean Peter Krogh Foreign Affairs Digital Archives
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Literacy, Literature, and Democracy: The Lannan Spring Literary Symposium and Festival, 6 and 7 April 2010
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Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, S.J.: Priest, Educator and Diplomat
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Every Bottle Shapes Its Message
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The Marino Family International Writers' Workshop 2009
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You Don't Know Jack: A Small Tribute to the Mascots of Georgetown. A Selection of Materials from the University Archives
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Caring for Library Books
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CRY HAVOC! Poetry of War and Remembrance, 1968-2008
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America: The National Catholic Weekly: 100 Years of Publication, 1909-2009
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The President Comes to Georgetown: Photographs of Presidential Visits to Georgetown University
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Before the Frost by Henning Mankell: First Year Academic Workshop
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Faster, Higher, Stronger: Georgetown Olympians
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"Let Freedom Ring:" Art and Democracy in the King Years 1954-1968: An Exhibit for the Lannan Symposium and Festival
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Francis A. Barnum, S.J.: Linguist, Archivist, Humorist
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A Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.
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Georgetown and Watergate
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Vietnam and the Hilltop
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The First-Year Student Academic Workshop: Nuruddin Farah's Knots
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New Visions of Dante
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The NCAA Championship: 1984, An Exhibit in Celebration of 100 Years of Men's Basketball at Georgetown, 1906-1907 to 2006-2007
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Happy 250th, Wolfgang Amadeus
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The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood: First-Year Academic Workshop
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British Council Books Exhibit
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"The World Republic of Literature": An Exhibit of the Lannan Symposium and Festival
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Highly Decorated: The Work of Brother Francis C. Schroen, S.J.
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Francis Biddle: A Man of Authority
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The Map of Love by Ahdaf Soueif
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Anthony Powell at 100: A Centennial Exhibition
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Anthony Powell: A Centennial Exhibition
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Are You Ready to Celebrate Founders' Day and Maryland Day?
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Jesuit Heritage Week 2005: Georgetown's Renaissance Man: Francis Leslie Fadner, Jr., S.J., 1910 – 1987
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Petrarch: A Septicentennial Commemoration
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Graham Greene at 100: An Exhibit About the Speakers for the Symposium, September 24, 2004
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After the Quake: Stories by Haruki Murakami
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Yankee Doodle Dandy: A Celebration of George M. Cohan
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Going for the Gold: Georgetown and the Paris Olympics, 1900
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Concrete Expressions of Georgetown's Jesuit Heritage: A Photographic Sampler of Campus Buildings and the Jesuits for Whom They are Named From the University Archives
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Appalachian Photographs of Robert Newton Cooper
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The Feast of the Goat and a Sampling of Other Books by Mario Varga Llosa
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Documenting the Manuscript Society
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Jesuit Heritage: Highlights from the Mellin Gift
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Imagining Literary Blackness
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My Name Is Red and Turkish Miniature Painting
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A Tribute to Paul Hume (1915 – 2001): American Man of Music
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Hollywood-Military Connection: A Selection from the Lawrence H. Suid Collection
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Bookmarks of Yore
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"Thirty Dollars a Week for Knowing Nothing": The Letters of Louise Miller Boyer
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Special Exhibit for Maryland Day: Lord Baltimore and the Groups of Legislators (1783) by James Barry
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Candomble: An Afro-Brazilian Religion
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Into the Twenty-First Century: The Transfer of the Panama Canal to Panamanian Control
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