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Face coverings are required while in the building. As a result, food and drink are not permitted. Hours have been reduced and many services have moved online or been changed to promote public safety. For details, see our Covid-19 information page.

Statement of Solidarity
The USU Libraries condemns racism and violence against Black people and all people of color. Black Lives Matter.
We stand in solidarity with the statement by Aggies Think, Care, Act. Read more here.

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Outdoor Recreation Catalogs and Magazines

USU Libraries’ Outdoor Recreation Catalogs & Magazines collection represents an ongoing effort to collect outdoor catalog and recreation publications.

Resources for Racial Justice

A research guide for studying anti-racism and racial justice issues

Lean Library Browser Extension

The Library recently acquired Lean Library, a browser extension that makes it easy to access library materials off campus.

Datapalooza 2021

Join us the first week of April for our Second Annual Datapalooza virtual event to learn more about research data management services from USU Libraries.

Intersections on Inclusion

Designed to encourage reflection, community-building, and dialogue across campus, these conversations will examine inequity in scholarly practice.