Library news
Labriola Center hosts Open House / Open Mic
Tuesday, February 25 5-8 p.m. Labriola National American Indian Data Center All are welcome at the Labriola National American Indian Data Center’s Open House / Open Mic event at Fletcher Library on the West campus. In collaboration with the student group IndiGenius, the...
Looking for quiet study space? We got you covered
With mid-terms on the horizon, here is where you can find all the quiet spaces you need to get your work done. Quiet study areas are available at every library on every ASU campus. Whether it’s a silent study room or classroom that is not being used, student have access t...
Symposium spotlights student activism
February 27-28, 2020 Hayden Library ASU Tempe campus Arizona State University will host a two-day symposium, Archiving from the Intersections and Community-Driven Archives, on the importance of student activism and the need to document historically marginalized voices, par...
Library adopts new digital credential tool
Beginning March 15, ASU faculty and students who use learning badges and certificates through the ASU Library’s skill-based digital learning credential service will no longer be directed to the Credly tool. Due to low supportability issues with Credly, the ASU Library i...
Give your research a boost!
Looking to give your research a boost? All ASU faculty are invited to an interactive open house on the third floor of the newly renovated Hayden Library to learn more about and get connected with the ASU Library’s researcher support resources. Researcher Support is part o...
Introducing NatureMaker
A new library resource has landed at The Biomimicry Center at ASU with the goal of supporting and inspiring sustainable thinking and biomimetic design through the use of field kits, natural artifacts and a space wholly devoted to nature. NatureMaker, which launches January...
New doors open to Hayden Library
On Arizona State University’s most populous campus, a welcome gift has arrived for Sun Devils on the first day of the spring semester — a sleek, new, state-of-the-art library. Capping off a $90 million renovation, ASU’s Hayden Library, originally built in 1966, has been re...
A new way of picturing Jane Austen
A stretch of the imagination is needed when picturing Jane Austen. That’s because there are few known reliable portraits of the famed novelist, whose likeness and celebrity are the subject of a recent discovery made by Devoney Looser, ASU Foundation Professor of English, a...
Fellowships to advance research on American Indian history and the West
Two new fellowship opportunities invite scholars and doctoral students living outside the Phoenix area to Arizona State University in support of their research exploring the diverse history of the West, its intersections of race and violence, and American Indian history. T...