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We have answers for many of your frequently asked questions! Including how to find your textbook, accessing library resources from home, and finding peer-reviewed articles.
Library FAQsSDSU alumni Sabrina Davidson and Avia Ramm have created a mural honoring stories of Black campus leaders. It's on the 1st floor of the Library Addition.
Read the NewsCenter ArticleConnect to a computer in a campus computer lab to access special software such as ArcGIS, SPSS, and more.
Contact a librarian to schedule a Zoom appointment to get in-depth help with your research.
Download campus licensed software from Adobe, Microsoft, SPSS and other vendors for your classes.
Access numerous video and audio streaming resources from Kanopy, Swank, and other providers with your SDSUid.
Master MLA and APA citations, navigate OneSearch, and become a better researcher with our online tutorials.
Explore our Digital Collections for SDSU theses and dissertations, historical photos, manuscripts and more.
As the hub of SDSU's Digital Humanities Initiative, the DH Center supports ethical, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive research, teaching, and learning that values the importance of the humanities in the digital age.
Learn more about the DH Centerbuild IT @SDSU Library is a student-run makerspace designed to foster creativity, encourage innovation, and bring ideas to life.
The Math & Stats Learning Center provides free, on-demand tutoring for SDSU students from all lower division mathematics and statistics courses.
The Writing Center is a free service for SDSU students and faculty. The tutors are graduate and undergraduate students, trained in tutoring writing.