Libraries Events

This is a six-week series focusing on understanding Islam. It will cover Islam’s fundamentals, diversity of its followers, the essence and higher objectives of the daily prayers, the importance…

Students: Are you interested in switching majors? Have your career goals changed? Do you want to learn about the process of transferring from one Syracuse University school or college to another? The…

Join Syracuse University Libraries for a virtual introduction to Reaxys Academic Edition with María José (Majo) Dávila-Rodríguez, PhD, Customer Success Consultant, Elsevier. Discover the full…

Join us for the opening reception of the Special Collections Research Center’s Spring 2025 exhibition, “The Making of the Medieval Book,” which showcases its collection of…

Whether you’re trying to publish your first book or your fifth, figuring out how to navigate the process successfully can be mysterious and challenging. At this online round table for CNY…

Join us for an informal discussion and Q&A on “Creative Entrepreneurial Journey: Featuring Tom Kenny” and moderated by Oscar Arce and Paul Kozlowski. Kenny will discuss what it takes to build…

Are you working on an invention? Perhaps you research includes finding out what standards apply when following the US Code of Regulations? Or you are looking at what safety standards a particular…

This is a six-week series focusing on understanding Islam. It will cover Islam’s fundamentals, diversity of its followers, the essence and higher objectives of the daily prayers, the importance…

Join Syracuse University Libraries for a virtual introduction to Market Atlas, the new home for Mergent Online data. A representative from Mergent will provide an introduction to the new interface…

Sponsored by the on-campus collective Not in the Books, the Listen to the Elders Speaker Series showcases Indigenous knowledge keepers presenting history that is not traditionally found in textbooks.…

In a national transcribe-a-thon honoring the birthday of Frederick Douglass (1818-1895), the Humanities Center brings together students, staff, faculty, and others from our campus community to help…

Stop by the first floor of Bird Library to see a pop-up display presented by the Special Collections Research Center in honor of Frederick Douglass Day.

Are you looking to secure funding for your project? Join SU Libraries us for a comprehensive grant writing workshop designed for anyone seeking to navigate the grant application process with…

Artificial intelligence is now everywhere everywhere—news headlines, classrooms, operating systems, apps, and even embedded within library resources. This workshop will help strengthen your…

The LGBTQ+ Resource Center along with the Barnes Center at the Arch, will have a 3 part educational series in which we will be educating about consent, how to practice safe intimacy and debunking…

Visit the Special Collections Research Center’s pop-up exhibition on February 19 in celebration of Black History Month. The display will feature historical materials related to Black activism,…

This is a six-week series focusing on understanding Islam. It will cover Islam’s fundamentals, diversity of its followers, the essence and higher objectives of the daily prayers, the importance…

Stop by to talk with members of the Libraries’ Research Impact Team to learn about research and scholarly profiles like, ORCID, Google Scholar, ResearcherID, Academia.edu, and more. Whether you…

The LGBTQ+ Resource Center along with the Barnes Center at the Arch, will have a 3 part educational series in which we will be educating about consent, how to practice safe intimacy and debunking…

“Collecting the Medieval Book in America” is a conference, featuring a keynote lecture by Lisa Fagin Davis, Director of the Medieval Academy of America, and a panel discussion with library…