Labriola Center news

This past spring tested us all with a turbulent semester. However, despite the challenges, we made it to the end with joy! This blog post observes highlights from past events, such as Tribal Legislati...

Lainey Tsosie has always been curious about people.“When I was young, I used to wonder, ‘Why do people think the way that they do? What makes somebody who they are?’ I think there are a lot of reasons...

Come by the Labriola Center and immerse yourself in new artwork by Mirra Keeto (Diné and Tohono O'odham) that is on display at the Labriola Center in Hayden Library, 204. The artwork will be available...

This blog post contains events from April 2026, which include the Center's "tiny desk" inspired kickoff to the concert series "Songs of Survivance: Notes in Olas Ki" with Grammy-nominated artist Mega ...

Hip-Hop, Libraries and Cultural Resilience: Panel Discussion with Mega RanWednesday, April 8 ...

This blog post contains events from March 2026, including the Blue Corn Festival, Phoenix Indian Center Tour, Community Garden Workshop at West Valley Gardens, and the 2026 Prayer Run. Blue Corn Festi...

Donate today to support the Labriola Center, the only Indigenous-led, Indigenous-staffed library in a doctoral university within the continental United States.On most afternoons when you visit the Lab...

In partnership with Arizona Humanities, Phoenix Public Library at South Mountain Community College, Tohono O'odham Community College, and the Labriola National American Indian Data Center, Dr. Manny L...

Check out what happened at the Labriola Center in February 2026! This month we had many events, including Labriola Book Club, Tiered Skirt Workshop, Indigenous Open Mic Night and "Seeds of Language, S...