Library Collections

The Department of Special Collections and University Archives houses manuscripts, rare books, and Marquette University records including administrative files, publications, photographs, films, and papers of faculty and alumni.

Descriptions of the Libraries' holdings in support of graduate programs offered at Marquette University.

The Browsing Collection, located on Raynor's first level, offers a wide range of current fiction, poetry, biography, and popular books on contemporary social issues.

The wide-ranging collection of books and videos includes Catholic devotional literature, meditations, prayer books, catechisms, lives of the saints, apologetics, conversion stories, and works on vocation.

The Children's Book Collection, located on the 3rd floor of Memorial Library overlooking the Opus Bridge, spans the range of subjects and reading levels. The Collection supports the curricular and research needs of the School of Education, including the entire Library of Congress A-Z call number range, with early readers to young adult books.

The Cujé Collection consists of music recorded by artists in the Milwaukee area. Materials include compact discs, cassettes, phonodiscs, videos and related items.

The Funding Information Center is one of over 200 nationwide cooperating collections of the Foundation Center in New York City. Use the collection to learn about fundraising, philanthropy, proposal and letter writing, and non-profit organizations.

The Law Library located at 1103 West Wisconsin Avenue has a wealth of legal resources. Non law faculty and students are required to sign-in at the Circulation Desk.

A collection of spoken-word, long-playing phonograph records containing poetry, drama, and other literary works.