Mobile Fixer Studio is coming to Hayden Library! Bring your broken memorabilia, torn garments, dysfunctional accessories and ripped clothing to fix them with ASU Library's Makerspace.
Drop by this event to learn more about repair and mending your things. Makerspace will provide tools and materials for your use.
Based on a true story from right here in the Valley. A group of students. One impossible challenge. A story of innovation, resilience, and teamwork.
Join us for an in-person SpaceHACK Movie Night featuring "Spare Parts," a film that celebrates creativity, problem-solving and believing in what’s possible.
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Location: Hayden Library, Research Commons (Level 3, northwest corner)
4:30 p.m.: Networking and Sign-In
Join the ASU Library for the inaugural Library Game Jam, a collaboration with the Video Game Development Club!
Craft Your Own Valentine! 💌 Drop in. Get creative. Make something special.
Whether you’re creating for friends, that special someone, or treating yourself, we’ve got everything you need to make memorable valentines.
No registration is required–simply drop in anytime during the event and stay as long as you like!
Join us on Wednesday, February 11 from 12–4 p.m. in Hayden Library in room 317.
We’ll see you there!
Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center on Thursday, February 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. for this semester's Indigenous Open Mic Night! The host for this Open Mic is Dr. Manny Loley.
June 15 – July 3, 2026
ASU MIX Center, Mesa, AZ
Ages 13–19
Camp Level Up++ is a 3-week, multi-track summer program where students learn through game-based and hands-on experiences. Campers build games on the Endstar platform, explore introductory Unity and Unreal Engine skills, and get creative through fabrication and wood workshop activities.
Professor Holly A. Crocker of Boston College presents “Sense and Subjectivity: The Wife of Bath and the History of Experience.”
ASU presents an exhibition of early printed editions of Chaucer’s works in ASU Library's extraordinary collections, from the Thynne edition of 1550 to the Kelmscott Press production in 1896.
Join the ASU Library to learn about the open-source mapping platform OpenStreetMap and its potential to support accessibility and neurodiverse communities.
The ASU Book Group's March 2026 reading selection is the novella “Visiting Composer” by fiction writer and memoirist Andrea Avery, an ASU graduate (BA music ’00, MFA creative writing ’03, and EdD leadership and innovation ’17).
The book group is open to all in the ASU community and meets monthly this spring from noon to 1 p.m.