Libraries Events

Get between $1 – $4 off on your overdue library fines for each non-perishable or hygiene item you donate. Items collected will be donated to the Hendricks Chapel Food Pantry. Participating…

Sponsored by Academic Affairs and brought to you by the Office of Admissions, Native Student Program, Office of Multicultural Affairs, and the Indigenous Community at Syracuse University. Admissions…

Please join the dean of Syracuse University Libraries, Dean Seaman, for coffee and donuts. This is an opportunity for students to have an informal chat, ask questions, give feedback, or just have a…

Visit Assistant Mathematics Professor Jianxuan Liu’s  display of research projects by statistics undergraduate students from the one-semester Statistics Seminar course. Statistics major…

Join us for a reception and showcase of work from graduate students/educators in SPE 644 Significant Disabilities: Shifts in Paradigms & Practices with Dr. Julia M. White (School of Education),…

Families and supporters are invited to stop by the Libraries’ Family Lounge  to take a break, get a snack, and take an optional tour of the library during Welcome Week.

Families and supporters are invited to stop by the Libraries’ Family Lounge  to take a break, get a snack, and take an optional tour of the library during Welcome Week.

Families and supporters are invited to stop by the Libraries’ Family Lounge  to take a break, get a snack, and take an optional tour of the library during Welcome Week.

Families and supporters are invited to stop by the Libraries’ Family Lounge  to take a break, get a snack, and take an optional tour of the library during Welcome Week.

Families and supporters are invited to stop by the Libraries’ Family Lounge  to take a break, get a snack, and take an optional tour of the library during Welcome Week.

All are invited to attend to attend the Libraries’ Welcome Fest – an open house to learn more about the various services and spaces available to our University community.

Destroy All Monsters Curated by Daniel Sarmiento, Curator of 20th Century to Present, “Destroy All Monsters” traces the development of fandom and participatory culture in the pre-internet era.…

Join us for presentations and information related to the local Arts and Crafts style /movement as related to local culture.

Led by Dr. Julie Hasenwinkel of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, this workshop will equip STEM students with the skills and strategies necessary to build strong networks.