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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...

Join the global celebration of GIS Day and discover how geographic information systems (GIS) help us better understand our communities and the world.Arizona State University's GIS Day brings together ...

This month, we present “La Republica de Guatemala”, from 1895. Created by Miles Rock for the Guatemalan Commission of Boundaries with Mexico, this map was made to help settle the border dispute betwee...

The Labriola National American Indian Data Center at ASU Library has named “Bad Medicine: Settler Colonialism and the Institutionalization of American Indians” by Sarah A. Whitt the winner of its nati...

What does it cost to make research openly available?Behind every research discovery, there are costs — from conducting the research and publishing it in a journal to ensuring others can access that kn...

Looking for something to read outside of class or work? Hayden Library offers nearly a quarter of a million items available to all ASU students, faculty and staff to browse and check out.On the second...

This blog post covers events in September, including ASU Library Day and Indigenous Open Mic Night with Claire Maracle, Director of Words of the People.ASU Library DayOn Wednesday, September 9 the Lab...

Hayden Library at Arizona State University is celebrating 60 years on the books, and we’re wondering: Which ASU library memories do you keep on your shelf?

Prepare for changes to OSF Projects, explore new text and data mining resources, test two research databases and connect with upcoming research events. The Center for Open Science will discontinue OSF...