Raymond F. Damato Library
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Fall & Spring Semesters: Monday - Thursday: 8:30am -8pm, Friday: 8:30am - 3pm, Saturday/Sunday: CLOSED
05/13/2026
Many thanks to our visiting pet therapists this week and their humans! We appreciate your calming presence during final exam week. đ¶đ©·
05/09/2026
"Paws" from your studying next week! Adorable therapy dogs will be visiting campus on Monday through Wednesday in LRC A142. Visit Engage to learn more. https://engage.ctstate.edu/organization/ma-lib
Radwal clocked that⊠Thanks to everyone who came to our final Crafternoon of the semester! Weâll be back in the fall, so watch for the announcements on Engage.
04/18/2026
Celebrate National Library Week with us! An outstanding selection of fiction, non-fiction, children's books, cookbooks, textbooks and DVDs will be available for sale at low prices along with jewelry, scarves and other small household items. All proceeds benefit the Raymond F. Damato Library and will support collections, student events and the library research award. Stop by for free snacks and entertainment provided by ICE Media
02/05/2026
Please join us for a talk and book signing with bestselling author Alison Mariella DĂ©sir on Monday, Feb. 9, at 2 p.m. in Fireside Commons. The event will be held at 2pm in the Library's Fireside Commons. DĂ©sir examines how race, power, and policy shape access to public space, movement, and health, and how running and the outdoors can become powerful tools for survival, community, and resistance.
12/15/2025
Stop into the library for some holiday cheer courtesy of our crafty and talented Makerspace Team led by Christi Geisinger! We wish you a peaceful holiday season filled with books & bounty!
Join us in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month by exploring our new âIndigenous Futurismsâ display. Indigenous Futurisms is a cultural movement in literature, visual art, film, games, and digital media that centers Indigenous voices and perspectives to imagine alternative futures, re-examine the past, and challenge colonial narratives. It celebrates Indigenous cultures, ancestral knowledge, and languages by reclaiming agency over storytelling, identity, and technology, often advocating for environmental stewardship, cultural continuity, sovereignty, and social justice.
11/12/2025
Amazing program!!! Thank you Dr. Simmons! In case you missed it, Dr. Simmonsâs award-winning dinghy will be on display in the libraryâs Fireside Commons through the winter.
Borrow a book from our collection⊠IF YOU DARE! Mwahahahahaha⊠đ»
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