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ASU Library hours for fall 2026
The fall semester is here, and ASU Library welcomes you to the 2026-27 academic year!When you need to study between classes, meet with friends or work on a group project, ASU Library is here to suppor...
Get your fall 2026 courses ready with Course Resource Services
Course Resource Services partners with faculty, instructors and course designers to help students access affordable, accessible course materials. If you are teaching or designing a course this semeste...
March Mammal Madness returns to celebrate science, storytelling and libraries
On a chilly winter afternoon in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania, Victoria Savo is painting a blank tournament bracket on the outside wall of a library. Savo is a library media specialist at Swift...
Learn how to find ASU Library primary resources
Searching for archival materials and primary sources can often feel overwhelming, especially if you don’t know where to start. ASU Library’s archives tutorial helps demystify the process and provides ...
ASU course explores culture through an interdisciplinary lens
When Razieh Araghi joined Arizona State University in fall 2025, she wanted to show students the power of humanities. Her course — SLC 202 Exploring Cultures: Words, Images, Stories — aims to do just ...
Love Data Week celebrates the many forms of data at ASU
Data is everywhere around us — found in spreadsheets of temperature readings, Apple Watch fitness metrics and even a diary in the ASU Library archives. Data appears in many different forms, and at Ari...
Complying with federal public access policies made easy with support from ASU Library
This week, February 9-13, we celebrate International Love Data Week! This year’s theme, “Where’s the Data?” prompts us to consider the entire journey of our data, from collection through storage, pres...
Data belongs to everyone
At ASU Library, the Unit for Data Science and Analytics supports students, faculty and staff as they explore data in meaningful, ethical and practical ways. We believe data-informed thinking belongs a...
Love your data: archives as data
An unexpected place for data is archival collections. It is not the first place most of us think of when working with data, but it can be a treasure trove of historical information, research and field...