Metropolitan Campus Library
The Official Library Page for the Metropolitan Campus Library at Fairleigh Dickinson University.
The Official page for the Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU) Metropolitan Library. Visit https://library.fdu.edu/library for hours and to reserve a study seat. You can also find us on our blog http://giovatto.blog.fdu.edu/ or follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/fdulibrary. Follow us on FDU Campus Bubble
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FDU Libraries Mission Statement:
Fairleigh Dickinson University Library supports the curricular objectives of the University, student success, faculty research, and lifelong learning through access to research resources, excellence in information literacy, and promoting the creation of new knowledge. Values:
Knowledge: nurture the attainment, application, creation and dissemination of knowledge by developing, maintaining, and providing access to a variety of information sources
Innovation: provide resources and services that facilitate curiosity, discovery, and agility in responding to changing user needs
Personalized support: deliver user-focused services and best practices to encourage lifelong learning. Respect for diversity: provide an inclusive atmosphere to foster a global, creative learning environment.
10/05/2026
Grab a special edition button for Banned Books Week at the Metro Library before they are all gone! Find them on display at the reference desk on the second floor.
Join us for our Banned Books panel tomorrow, Tuesday, October 6th at 5PM on Zoom. Click the link in our bio to register for the event from our events calendar on the library homepage!
10/05/2026
Come and check out our events and workshops this week. Registration is required for Zoom. Visit the library calendar: library.fdu.edu/library.
10/02/2026
What's your favorite challenged or banned book? We are excited for the start of Banned Books Week on Monday!! Join us on Zoom for the Banned Books Week panel on Tuesday, October 6th, at 5pm to hear more about book bans and your right to read. Register on the library's website: library.fdu.edu/library.
10/01/2026
Banned Books Week is next week! You can find a selection of some of the most challenged books over recent years on display on the second floor of the Metro library. Interested in why these books are challenged? Lift the flap on the whiteboard to reveal the book that the quotes in question come from.
Join us for our upcoming Banned Books panel next week on Tuesday, October 6th at 5PM on Zoom. Click the link in our bio to register for the event from our events calendar on the library homepage!
09/29/2026
It's Information Literacy Tuesday! Learn more about the ways that health apps and can violate your privacy and some steps you can take to protect yourself.
Want more information literacy tips? Check out our other posts! Is there a topic you would like to see covered? Let us know in the comments or using the library chat service - Visit the FDU Libraries homepage to access, link in our bio!
09/28/2026
Get ready for an exciting week! 🗓️ We have a fantastic lineup of workshops just for you! 📚 Don't miss out—limited spots are available. 🎟️ Register now for our upcoming events and explore the full schedule here: [library.fdu.edu/library]. We have something for everyone!
09/25/2026
Have you checked out the newest issue of Beyond the Stacks? 🗞️ Learn about what the library has been up to this year, community engagement, how to navigate AI hallucinations, and more! Access it using the link in our bio or go to library.fdu.edu/beyondthestacks
09/23/2026
Our Hispanic Heritage display at the Metro Library showcases research topics that FDU students have done as well as painted portraits of Frida Kahlo by Professor O'Neil. Have you done a research project that you would like to share with the FDU community? Chat with a librarian or ask at the reference desk of how your work can be included.
09/22/2026
It's Information Literacy Tuesday! Clipping has become increasingly popular and profitable. Learn more about the business, copyright, and it's impact on politics.
Want more information literacy tips? Check out our other posts! Is there a topic you would like to see covered? Let us know in the comments or using the library chat service - Visit the FDU Libraries homepage to access, link in our bio!
09/21/2026
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