Syracuse University Libraries
Syracuse University's academic hub — Bird, Carnegie, Law and King + King Architecture Libraries
Syracuse University Libraries include Bird Library, the largest library on campus. It houses materials in the humanities and social sciences, along with audio and video, government publications, and maps. Bird offers a variety of study spaces, technology, and expert assistance. It is also home to the Special Collections Research Center, administrative offices, Pages Café, and the Belfer Audio Arch
06/05/2026
Faculty and staff artwork is on display in Bird Library through June 11 for the CNY Arts "On My Own Time" exhibit, a long-running celebration of visual arts! The display spotlights paintings, photography, textiles, sculptures and more from Syracuse University's talented avocational artists! Learn more: bit.ly/4xcgpFs 🎨
06/04/2026
In honor of Pride Month, explore resources from our collections highlighting the work and lives of LGBTQ+ scientists, engineers, mathematicians and more.
Research Guides: LGBTQ+ in STEM: Home Resources about and by le***an, gay, bisexual, trans, and q***r (LGBTQ+) people in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)
06/04/2026
06/02/2026
"Students were very excited to present their research at the Undergraduate Research Fair with the understanding that [the Special Collections Research Center] is our lab for humanities research where ideas develop and change over the course of the semester." – Kathryn Everly, PhD, Professor of Spanish Language, Literature and Culture, Arts and Sciences
Read how the SCRC Faculty Fellows Program transformed Everly's teaching, and her students' learning and research skills 🔍 bit.ly/4fESoAH
Interested in incorporating rare primary source materials into your own teaching? SU faculty can apply by FRIDAY, JUNE 5 for a paid fellowship, developing a course with expert SCRC guidance ➡️ bit.ly/4vgSCSO
SCRC Faculty Fellow Kathryn Everly Fosters Student Works of Comparative Analysis 2021 SCRC Faculty Fellow Kathy Everly highlights her students’ research in the archives that led to their participation in the Undergraduate Research Fair.
Don't get bored, get BOARD (games), available at Bird Library! 🎲
Browse the shelf across from the Check Out Desk, or find and request games online via Libraries Search! Undergrad students and alumni can borrow for 24 hours, and grad students and faculty for 3 days at a time. Just don't forget to return all the pieces!♟️
Explore available games, reviews, how-to-play instructions and more on our Games Guide: researchguides.library.syr.edu/games 🃏
05/29/2026
"At a moment when AI is prompting Writing Studies to reconsider what critical research writing means, does, and can become, the SCRC serves as a laboratory where students actively engage these evolving questions while developing thoughtful, ethical, and rhetorically aware research practices." — Kate Hanzalik, Associate Teaching Professor, department of Writing Studies, Rhetoric, & Composition, Arts and Sciences
Read how the SCRC Faculty Fellows Program transformed her teaching: bit.ly/3PIBuq9
SU faculty: Apply by June 5 for a paid fellowship to build the Special Collections Research Center's unique, primary source materials into your own course: bit.ly/4vgSCSO
SCRC Faculty Fellow Kate Hanzalik Recipient of the SCRC Faculty Fellows in 2019, Kate Hanzalik engages students with primary resources around Radicalism in the Arts..
05/28/2026
SU faculty: Apply by June 5 for Special Collections' Faculty Fellows program! Fellows receive a stipend and ongoing expert support to develop a course using rare and archival collections for Fall 2027 or Spring 2028 📜
Proposals Sought for 2027-28 SCRC Faculty Fellows Program | Syracuse University Today The program supports innovative curricular development that fosters new ideas about incorporating focused use of archives and special collections.
05/27/2026
Another semester, another amazing SLAB cohort! Our student library advisory board members shared ideas on, and served as ambassadors for, the Libraries’ services, resources, spaces and programming 📙
Student Library Advisory Board Completes 2025-26 Academic Year | Syracuse University Today Student advisors help shape the Libraries' services, spaces and programming. Applications are now open for fall 2026.
Congratulations to our 2026 student employee graduates! Good luck in all you do, and we miss you already! 🎓
Student employees are the heart of the Libraries, and we're so thankful for your hard work ensuring the safety of our facilities, maintaining and enhancing our collections, and upholding our high standards of service. You all make the Libraries, and the world, a better place 🧡
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