Visit the library's calendar of events to see what fun events are around the corner! You can also view a list of upcoming events here.
These are just a few of the celebrations occurring this month!
Extended Hours from Monday, April 29 - Tuesday, May 7
​Monday through Thursday: 9am to 10pm
Friday: 9am to 8pm
Saturday: 9am to 6pm
Sunday: 1 to 9pm
Maymester and Intersession Hours from Wednesday, May 8 - Saturday, June 2
Monday - Friday: 9am to 5pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
The library will also be closed on Monday, May 27 in observance of Memorial Day.
Be on the lookout for some hidden rubber ducks in the library starting Wednesday, May 1st through Tuesday, May 7th (excluding the weekend)! If you find one, take it to the library's information desk to redeem it for a snack to keep you going while you're studying!
Stop by the library on Saturday, May 4th to pick up your FREE comic book while supplies last!
FCBD® & logo used under permission of Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc.
Since May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, be sure to check out the library's Asian American Studies Research Guide. The guide is designed to introduce researchers to the resources available on Asian American Studies including books, articles, and primary sources and is intended to provide a starting point for research.
You can also view additional books, databases and websites by clicking on the relevant tabs at the left side in the navigation menu.
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month. The University Library and Student Counseling Center have come together to provide recommended readings focused on mental health and ways to manage psychological wellness. A few of the readings are shown below but for a full list, please visit the Mental Health Awareness Month tab at the left.
The University Library abides by the American Library Association’s Code of Ethics and is therefore committed to intellectual freedom and the freedom to access information. If you have any questions or concerns, please speak with one of our staff.
Please note that the suggested readings have been identified to raise awareness on various mental health issues as well as identify coping skills to manage psychological well-being. If you are interested in exploring other ways to access mental health services, please contact Texas A&M University – San Antonio’s Student Counseling Center at (210) 784-1331 or stucounseling@tamusa.edu
*Not all content is endorsed by A&M-SA.
Please visit our calendar for a day by day breakdown of the library's hours of operation.
Looking for a quiet place to study or a space to collaborate with group members? The library has lots of study rooms to fit your needs. Visit this calendar to select the date/time you wish to reserve your room.