Upcoming Events
Murray Library looks forward to hosting events during the 2024-25 academic year. All events are free to attend, unless noted ($).
All Messiah Students and Messiah Employees are welcome to join us for these events.
Any events open to the public are noted.
Take a look at the library’s past events and displays!
Upcoming events for Spring 2025
- Trivia Night: January 24
- Pages in Peace: A Read-What-You-Want Book Club: January 31, 3:30-4:30 PM (Library Athenaeum)
- Bring your own book or choose from our suggestions
- Grab a snack
- Read for about 45 minutes
- Share what you're reading with fellow book lovers
- Bingo Night: Feb. 7
- Co-Hosted with the Office of Sustainability
- Humanities Symposium: Living Digitally
- Loving to read: Initiating positive reading habits in a digital childhood: Feb. 19, 7 PM
- Mini Golf in the Stacks
- Sow and Grow: March 20
- 6th Annual Living Library: April 9
- National Library Week 2025: April 6-12
- Alix Gates Honors Presentation: April 23, 3 PM
- Exam Cram during Finals: May 4-6
- Grad Night for the Class of 2024: May 8
Social Media
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Contact: Library@messiah.edu
Photo and Video Release
Please be aware of the Photo & Video Release policy from the Student Handbook:
Messiah University may at times use photographs, audio and/or video recordings of employees and students for purposes of education, publicity and student recruitment on behalf of the university, via the Internet, print publications and other media. Should an employee or student (or the parents or guardians of such persons who are under the age 18) NOT want to be photographed or recorded, or have his/her name or “directory” information used in connection with any such recording, that person must notify the university in writing. Individuals who choose to opt-out are also responsible for removing themselves from areas in which photography and/or recording is taking place, or notifying the camera operator of their opt-out status. Failure to do so may result in that individual’s inclusion in a photograph or recording and will be treated as consent for the university to utilize that photograph or recording accordingly.