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Library Budget Reductions The Library has identified areas for cost-cutting in the face of a structural deficit and budget reductions from the state
- Library Newsletter - Fall 2025 | Sac State Library
In addition to making skills, these weeklong workshops introduce students to the University Library and the Sacramento State campus, hopefully exciting and inspiring future Hornets Summer Staff Mini – Retreats This summer Sac State employees were invited to let their imaginations fly at StingerStudio maker mini-retreats
- Library Instruction Services | Sac State Library
The library offers a variety of instructional services aimed at helping users develop academic research skills in the Sacramento State Library and beyond
- Sacramento Poderosas Mural | Sac State Library
Sacramento Poderosas Mural Created by artists Ruby Chacón and Isabel Martinez, this powerful piece honors Chicana Latina women as leaders, storytellers, and change makers Through bold colors and compelling imagery, the mural invites reflection on equity, community, and cultural history Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with art as
- Sacramento State SHARES Banned Books | Sac State Library
The Sacramento State University Library is proud to join the 23 California State University libraries in reaffirming our shared commitment to intellectual freedom, diversity, and the public good during Banned Books Week 2025
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Full Schedule of Library Hours Hours of Operation
- Giving to the Library | Sac State Library
Northern California and Sacramento History Japanese Internment archives; letters, documents, photographs Under-represented population history in Sacramento If you feel that your collection may have unusual value for the University Library, you are welcome to contact Special Collections University Archives at 916-278-6144
- Frank Fat Family Exhibit - California State University, Sacramento
Sacramento State Library Exhibit Restaurant "Frank's 806" Chinese menu (circa 1940s) Opened on 806 L Street in Sacramento, formerly a speakeasy and restaurant, Frank Fat’s eponymous restaurant served Chinese and American food, touting an exotic and peaceful atmosphere and special dishes
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