The Africana, Asian American, Chicano, and Native American Studies collections, located on the fifth floor of the King Library, represent the diverse cultural fabric of the San José State community.
Books, articles, streaming video, newspapers, and more from San José State University, the California State University system, and worldwide.
Unique digitized materials held by San José State University Special Collections & Archives, AAACNA, the Beethoven Center, and the Steinbeck Center.
The Cox Center promotes Steinbeck’s goals of empathy and mutual understanding through public programming, free curriculum for teachers, and fellowships for emerging writers.
The California Room collects materials on California history with an emphasis on San José and the Santa Clara Valley. Its collections are non-circulating and may be visited at the King Library.
SJSU Special Collections & Archives preserves rare and unique books, manuscript collections, institutional records, and more to support the research needs of students, faculty, staff, and the larger SJSU community.
The Ira F. Brilliant Center for Beethoven Studies at San José State University is an extensive library and museum devoted solely to the life, works, and accomplishments of Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827).
A platform provided by the SJSU Library for students, faculty, and staff to create digital scholarship and digital humanities projects related to research, pedagogy, or coursework.
SJSU ScholarWorks is an institutional digital repository for collecting, sharing, and preserving the research, scholarly, and creative works of the SJSU community.
The Sourisseau Academy promotes local history by sponsoring research, educational programs, and publications, and rescues endangered archival documents.