Labriola offers Indigenous safe spaces for ASU Indigenous students and Indigenous community members at both centers located in Hayden and Fletcher Libraries.
The Labriola Center at Hayden Library, located on the second floor and in room 204, has an extensive open stack collection and has housed community events such as book talks, performances, panels and study spaces.
Labriola at Fletcher Library, located on the third floor in room 305, currently houses archives and a large selection of open stacks written by Indigenous scholars and authors.
At both locations, we offer light refreshments, and access to a record player and vinyl records for group study.
Our spaces
Labriola at ASU Tempe campus
Hayden Library, second floor and room 204
300 E Orange St., Tempe, AZ 85281
Labriola Tempe offers access to our open stacks and community table on the second floor, and study and research space for students in room 204. During the school year, Labriola Tempe provides a wide variety of library and community programming to promote Indigenous student and community engagement.
Labriola at ASU West Valley campus
Fletcher Library, room 305
4701 W Thunderbird Rd, Glendale, AZ 85306
Labriola West offers access to our open stacks, archival collections, including newspapers and microfiche, and library research assistance. During the school year, Labriola West conducts library programming to promote Indigenous student and community engagement.