Lauinger Library hosts exhibitions curated by librarians, faculty and students in eight separate galleries:
An online exhibition accompanies each of these gallery exhibitions. Consult the following pages to access online exhibitions:
Several exhibitions have explored the history of enslavement by the Jesuits at Georgetown and in Southern Maryland, racism and anti-racism, and works created by Black artists and writers. Each of these exhibitions include digitized images of artifacts, photographs, and documents that can supplement research projects and classroom discussion. This list is presented in chronological order of completion:
- Margaret Bonds: Composer and Activist, August 29, 2016-January 24, 2017
- Margaret Bonds and Langston Hughes: A Musical Friendship, August 30, 2016-January 24, 2017
- Glimpses of Slavery at Georgetown, January 30-April 30, 2017
- Jazz at Georgetown, September 19, 2018-May 1, 2019
- Duke Ellington on Stage and Screen (Reprise), March 10-June 30, 2020
- Celebrating Juneteenth 2021, June 20-October 20, 2021
- D.C. Emancipation Day 2022, April 12-21, 2022
- Celebrating Juneteenth 2022, June 14-21, 2022
- Black History Month: The Mason Family of Maryland, February 1-March 1, 2023
- From Mission to Social Justice: Four Centuries of the Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus, November 7, 2022-February 24, 2023
- Visions of Anti-Racist Futures, May 9-November 1, 2023