In a galaxy not so far away, take a look inside the world of The Nicholas A. Salerno Star Wars Collection inside Hayden Library’s Wurzburger Reading Room! On May 4, from noon to 2 p.m., view publicity materials and merchandising products for the original Star Wars film series released from 1977 to 1983.
Join the ASU Library Researcher Support team for an informational webinar on using open scholarship to enhance evidence synthesis in psychology!
A thorough database search is just the starting point of a rigorous evidence synthesis project, but many researchers are unaware of the open-access tools that make reviews truly transparent and reproducible. This webinar will offer a practical overview of protocol development, pre-registration, and key psychology-focused grey literature sources to help reduce publication bias.
Classical, Contemporary, and Modern Arabic Poetry
ASU Council for Arabic and Islamic Studies
Are you interested in creating a more open and inclusive future for scholarly publishing? Arizona State University is home to open access publishers, including ACMRS Press and the Mary Lou Fulton College for Teaching and Learning Innovation Scholarly Communications Group, that work in partnership with the ASU Library.
Bring the heat to the valley this spring with singing! Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center for an evening of karaoke with friends and good company. All stages of singers are welcome!
Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center for an evening of crochet! This workshop is open to beginners. Standard crochet needles will be provided, as well as some yarn. Space is limited so please RVSP today!
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.
Songs of Survivance: Notes in Olas Ki
You’re invited to a special performance by Grammy-nominated rapper, DJ, and author Mega Ran inside the Labriola National American Indian Data Center at Hayden Library! This concert kicks off the Labriola Center's annual concert inspired by NPR’s "Tiny Desk" series, called "Songs of Survivance: Notes in Olas Ki."
Join Grammy-nominated rapper, DJ and author Mega Ran and the Labriola National American Indian Data Center for a panel discussion on how hip-hop-based education informs libraries, information literacy and cultural resilience.
Featured panelists:
Join us in person to explore the Map and Geospatial Hub — your go-to resource for all things maps and GIS at the ASU Library!
Curious about maps, GIS data, spatial analysis, or mapping resources at ASU? Join us for a fast-paced, one-hour introduction to the ASU Library’s Map and Geospatial Hub.