This spring, the Downtown Phoenix campus Library Vault Gallery showcases art by Debra Goley in "Abstract Fiber Art: Layer, Cut and Reveal," on display from January 9 until May 22 during regular library hours.
ASU students, faculty and staff can access the library with their ASU ID. For visitors, please email [email protected] to schedule a visit.
Love tiny things? Visit the ASU Library Book Arts Studio to create miniature books and VHS tapes to enjoy as magnets, earrings or additions to your miniatures collection. Choose from a variety of titles, from literary classics to pop culture favorites. All materials are provided. Stop by and make something small, creative and fun!
Step into the creative world of Naturespace at the ASU Library! Drop in to paint a ready-made 3D-printed animal figurine or invent your own one-of-a-kind creature. All painting supplies and figures are provided. No experience needed, just bring your imagination.
Want to create a stamp? Join us at the ASU Library's Naturespace and the Book Arts Studio to learn how to carve your own rubber block stamp. Whether you’re a total beginner or already love making art, this hands-on printmaking session is open for all skill levels. We’ll walk you through the process, and all materials are provided. Just bring your imagination and get ready to create something cool.
Looking for a chill way to unwind and be creative? Join ASU Library's Naturespace for a relaxing sketching session featuring pieces from the library’s natural history collection. Bring your own art supplies, or just show up — we’ve got drawing paper and pencils available for you to use. Come sketch and explore your artistic side in a welcoming space at Hayden Library.
Drop into any of the following Nature Drawing Sessions from 4 to 6 p.m. during the spring semester:
In 2025 alone, an estimated 181 zettabytes (ZB) of data were produced globally; that’s about 496 million terabytes per day! Just imagine the infinite number of insights you could get from this data. From a list of your favorite artists and songs for the year that lets you brag and have fun on social media, to reliability data from avionics that keep our travels safe, all important data is kept on relational databases that you can communicate with to extract insights. All you have to do is speak the database’s language.
In 2025 alone, an estimated 181 zettabytes (ZB) of data were produced globally; that’s about 496 million terabytes per day! Just imagine the infinite number of insights you could get from this data. From a list of your favorite artists and songs for the year that lets you brag and have fun on social media, to reliability data from avionics that keep our travels safe, all important data is kept on relational databases that you can communicate with to extract insights. All you have to do is speak the database’s language.
Presented by the Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library, the Satellite Data and Google Earth Engine open lab will introduce participants to the fundamentals of satellite data, including what satellite data is, how it is collected and where it can be accessed for academic and research use.
Presented by the Unit for Data Science and Analytics at ASU Library, the Artificial Intelligence for Academic Research open lab will support researchers in understanding how AI tools can be used to assist research workflows across disciplines while maintaining academic rigor and scholarly judgment.