Gathering readings and resources for a course takes time, and students need to be able to find them easily once they’re posted.
In this session with the ASU Library, faculty will:
Take a break with popcorn and a movie on National Monopoly Day. Discover the surprising history behind one of the world’s most recognizable board games during a screening of “Ruthless: Monopoly’s Secret History.”
In collaboration with ASU Gammage, the Labriola National American Indian Data Center welcomes artist and comedian Sam Kissajukian to Hayden Library for pizza and painting!
Sam is a comedian and visual artist based in Sydney who's been working professionally as a stand-up comedian for over a decade.
As the Community-Driven Archives program approaches its 10th anniversary in 2027, our team has been discussing what the next 10 years could look like. What kind of staffing do we need? Which services should we offer? What do our communities need from us? In summer 2026, we received a small grant from the Mellon Foundation, via UC Irvine Libraries, to explore these questions and more. During this virtual event, you will hear findings and reflections from library leaders, community members and other stakeholders.
In partnership with the Climate and Community Hub at New College and the Environmental Justice Legacy Initiative, this workshop focuses on environmental justice advocacy work. Participants will learn how to develop action items to deliver to the government and corporations. This format is an open community roundtable centered on community discussions. Leona Morgan (Dine'/Navajo, she/her) will be hosting the workshop.
In honoring the traditions of Día de los Muertos through remembrance and reflection, this gathering celebrates the lives of those who have passed while creating space for dialogue and cultural appreciation. Rooted in the Project Humanities' Humanity 101® values kindness, empathy, compassion, respect, integrity, forgiveness and self-reflection.
ASU Library and the International Student Scholar Center are teaming up to host Halloween Crafting!
🧙♀️✨ No tricks, just treats! Stop by the library to conjure up some Halloween crafts and add a little magic to your day.
Take a break from the mid-semester grind and get into the Halloween spirit! Join us for a fun, drop-in crafting session where you can make your own Halloween-themed creations.
📍 Hayden Library room 317
📅 Thursday, Oct. 29
⏰ 1-5 p.m.
Explore the art of hat-making in this hands-on millinery workshop. Learn techniques for creating structured and soft headwear while experimenting with different styles and approaches.
Led by ASU FIDM Assistant Teaching Professor Cullanete Bloom, the workshop for students offers a chance to build your skills, try new techniques and discover how headwear can transform a look.
Curious about Special Collections? From rare books and photographs to maps and historical newspapers, ASU Library offers a variety of primary sources documenting the Southwest and cultures from around the world for you to explore.
Stop by Ask an Archivist LIVE at Hayden Library to ask questions and chat with an expert. October is American Archives Month and a great time to learn about collections that can support your research or inspire your next project.
Join the ASU Library STEM librarians for popcorn and a movie! For National Cat Day on Oct 29, enjoy a film screening of "Europe's New Wild: The Missing Lynx" at Hayden Library.
Arrive early for cat trivia, which starts at 11:45 a.m. Bring your own beverage, popcorn is on us!
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