Join us for a walking tour of Hayden Library, located at the center of ASU’s Tempe campus! Originally built in 1966, Hayden Library has been reinvented for the 21st century, with an eye toward maximum accessibility, engagement and support for the university’s growing student population.
Join us for a walking tour of Hayden Library, located at the center of ASU’s Tempe campus! Originally built in 1966, Hayden Library has been reinvented for the 21st century, with an eye toward maximum accessibility, engagement and support for the university’s growing student population.
This exhibition showcases creative works by students of the Herberger Young Scholars Academy (HYSA) on ASU’s West campus. The academy provides highly gifted learners with a school experience best suited to their unique needs. A Cambridge International school, with early entry into Arizona State University, HYSA creates an environment where students can explore areas of interest and develop advanced skills and understanding far beyond what is available in a typical school environment.
Join the ASU Library for Archives Wednesday, an open house inside Hayden Library’s Wurzburger Reading Room. At this month’s event, titled "Don't You (Forget About Me)" we will explore selections from University Archives with Shannon Walker, assistant archivist of University Archives.
Come join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center and Indigenous artist Thomas “Breeze” Marcus (O’odham, Ponca) for a tour of Indigenous murals in Downtown Phoenix. These murals are integral in elevating Indigenous presence and representation in Phoenix, especially of the original people of the area, the O’odham. These murals are part of the work to create more spaces where Indigenous people can see and celebrate themselves and their lived experiences.
Join us as Breeze shares his knowledge of his murals and the history of Downtown Phoenix from an Indigenous lens!
Come down to Naturespace at Hayden Library to decompress with a nature documentary film screening. Attendees are welcome to draw while learning about nature. The documentary we will be watching is, "My Octopus Teacher." The movie tells the story of a filmmaker's relationship with an octopus he met while diving in a kelp forest near the shores of South Africa.
Are you an Indigenous graduate student looking for funding for research and academic travel? If so, please join the Labriola Center and Graduate and Professional Association (GPSA) for a Research and Travel grant information session. GPSA Research and Travel grants are available for graduate students, including online students, who are enrolled in at least one graduate credit hour (this includes 4+1 Masters students, who are in their +1 year of study).
Did you know the ASU Library's Makerspace has a sewing room? Learn sewing basic including how to thread a machine and a straight stitch. By the end of the workshop, you will know how to make a zipper pouch. Fabric and materials included. Space is limited and registration is required. All backgrounds and levels of experience welcome!
Did you know the ASU Library's Makerspace has a sewing room? Learn sewing basic including how to thread a machine and a straight stitch. By the end of the workshop, you will know how to make a zipper pouch. Fabric and materials included. Space is limited and registration is required. All backgrounds and levels of experience welcome!
Did you know the ASU Library's Makerspace has a laser cutter? Learn how to use a laser cutter, design and prepare files and best materials to use. Safety training will be provided as well as sample materials. Space is limited and registration is required. All backgrounds and levels of experience are welcome!