Fletcher Library - ASU West

You can use the library during public hours. Not sure about books though, there is a help desk that can answer your question

Good day, Deborah! You most certainly can. On the library homepage (lib.asu.edu), you'll see the One Search bar in the middle of the screen. If you click on the right side of the "One Search" box, in that drop-down menu you'll see the option for "ASU Library Catalog." You can search for the author there to see if we have anything in our physical collections or accessible e-books. If you are looking for electronic materials, articles, etc. the One Search will peruse all our electronic resources more broadly. Does that help?

It’s not a public library.

Info on printing, including the cost can be found here: https://lib.asu.edu/help/printcopy

Good day! Unfortunately we don't function as a public library. In order to print, a print card would need to be purchased from the ASU Campus bookstore (they require a $6 minimum to purchase the card), and our public terminals are strictly limited to white-hat sites (.gov or .edu websites) and have time limitations. So it is a bit of a process compared to public libraries that will have coin-operated printers, or on-site printing assistance. We also do not offer fax service at our branch. There are several UPS stores or postal stores in the Glendale area that offer fax services, however. Thank you for your inquiry!

Daily and hourly parking is subject to availability and may be influenced by factors including campus events and construction.Several daily and hourly parking locations also feature pay-by-phone parking. Day passes – valid for a specific parking location for an entire day – are available for purchase through My Transportation Account. Simply print the pass and display it when you park. Otherwise lot rates are $3 per hour, or $12 per day, and payment can be remitted at the various kiosks found attached to each respective lot.

Are you referring to classes for the university English department? Or English language instructional courses? If so, tutoring and similar services are coordinated through the university Student Success website at tutoring.asu.edu.

The Fletcher Library was dedicated in 1988 honor of the Robert L. Fletcher family whose gift of property resulted in an endowment for the perpetual support of the library.

The ASU wireless network is available in all ASU Library locations.Visitors may use the wireless network by selecting “ASU Guest Access.” Guest users are restricted to HTTP and HTTPS web browsing (i.e., other network protocols are not supported). For further information please visit the Technology Knowledge Base Wireless Network pages.

Daily and hourly parking is subject to availability and may be influenced by factors including campus events and construction.Several daily and hourly parking locations also feature pay-by-phone parking. Day passes – valid for a specific parking location for an entire day – are available for purchase through My Transportation Account. Simply print the pass and display it when you park. Otherwise lot rates are $3 per hour, or $12 per day, and payment can be remitted at the various kiosks found attached to each respective lot.

Good day Rita! I will help to further clarify; we do have the Chicago Tribune on microfilm, but it is not currently housed at the Fletcher library location. It resides in our high density collection at the Polytechnic campus. We can request to have the materials transferred over, but if you are an ASU affiliate, we also have access to the tribute online from 1985- present through Proquest. If you are not a current ASU affiliate, you are still able to utilize our databases in the library if you have your own laptop and utilize the guest wi-fi in any library location. Our staff will be able to assist you with accessing the wi-fi as well should you have any questions!

You may use the library, but not check out books or other items.

Yes! This library will require a student ID to check out any books, though.