Consisting of 30 original prints, it was put together by students of the History of Prints class taught by Bernadine Barnes, associate professor of art. The theme coincides with the university's Year of Religion in American Life. Prints range in date from the mid-15th century through the late 20th century, and include works by artists such as Albrecht Durer, Rembrandt and Mark Chagall. The prints depict scenes from the Old Testament, the life of Christ and other religious subjects. Pages from 15th century religious books reflect the earliest use of printmaking.
Admission is free to the exhibits and opening reception.