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From 'Crazy Rich Asians' and John Sandford thrillers to Irish history and Indigenous dark fiction, SDSU provides a literary relief to daily life in prison.

A screening of a documentary on the “Dune” film that never was gives fans a chance to see an ultra-rare volume of its storyboards and artwork.

The Digital Humanities Center has a mic for anyone. You supply the idea.

An exhibit in the University Library gives visibility and awareness to a community in a way one organizer said is "filled with trans joy."

A mosaic mural and endowment fund have been created in to recognize the contributions of Reynaldo Ayala and Marta Stiefel Ayala.

For a third year, librarians are throwing a spotlight on classic but frequently challenged books.

Pamela Jackson has been named one of Library Journal’s 2025 “Movers and Shakers,” recognized for her leadership and impact in the field of library science.

Faculty appear on 10 panels covering such topics as banned books, Manga, and careers in comics.

Are you looking for a good summer read? The following titles would be a great addition to your picnic, beach day, or time relaxing in the A/C.

All 23 CSU campus libraries came together for the inaugural program