The annual Banned Comics Exhibit is up in the Comics Corner and will remain through October.

City of LA faces free speech suit after public library officials scrapped two writers’ Read Palestine Week book talks

SDSU operates five professional-grade podcast studios for students, faculty and staff. Recording sessions jumped from 96 to 662 last year.

Advocates for the freedom to read across the country share their wins, challenges, and opportunities as the work enters year six.

“Valuable and dauntless.” —The New York Times"We badly need [this] book.” —Tina BrownA devastating reckoning with the people and institutions whose failure to stand up to Trump’s brazen grab for autho...

Using the ORCID identity management system

PEN America study details verbal and physical threats to librarians, funding cuts and proliferation of book bans

As campuses introduce trainings and resources to promote AI literacy, how can they also ensure that students, faculty, and staff understand the environmental impacts of the technology? This question i...

Thirteen local colleges and universities are spending nearly $11 billion to build everything from science centers to high-rise dormitories and athletic fields.

Wealthy students with high standardized test scores make up the majority of students at the most selective universities, which also spend far more on student instruction than less selective institutio...

Welcome to the Library!

One Book, One San Diego is our region's premier literary program. Now in its 20th year, the purpose is to bring our community closer together through the shared experience of reading and discussing th...

The Digital Humanities Center is the place for podcasting at SDSU

The library offers a self-guided tour that explores the physical library and online library spaces that you can take on your phone. The self-guided tour uses QR codes to access the content for each st...