Library

Asa H. Gordon Library

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The vision of Savannah State University’s Asa H. Gordon Library is to ensure that its students, faculty, and staff are equipped to meet the complex information challenges of the 21st century. Additionally, the Savannah State University Library strives to be the heart of University’s academic and research culture and to substantially contribute to the intellectual activities of the University.

Library Hours
3:00 PM – 7:00 PM : Sunday
8:00 AM – 7:00 PM : Monday-Thursday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM : Friday

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GALILEO Search
GALILEO is your first stop in digital research, with access to over 250 databases and curated websites. Find eBooks, videos, articles from academic journals, newspapers, magazines, trade journals and more. Available anywhere you have internet access with your TIGERWORLD Network login.
Login to GALILEO
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Book Lookup
Search Savannah State University's book collections, journals, magazines, newspapers, and eBooks here. Search all libraries in the USG system for books to request through GIL Express. Ask a librarian for help finding what you are looking for!
Find A Book
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Library Workshops
Throughout the year, the Library holds Weekly Workshops for STRIPES credit to introduce you to library resources, research techniques, and other tools to help you navigate information and be successful with class projects.
Workshop Registration
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A Historical Lookback
Our Special Collections is a unique look back at Savannah State University's history as Georgia's oldest public HBCU. Explore our digital collections, or arrange an appointment to visit the Special Collections.
Visit Our Special Collections
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Wireless Printing
Print from any device to our wireless printers at Gordon Library—just upload your documents to the print queue and go!
Print at the Library
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Text or Chat with a Librarian
Curious about library resources or have an on-the-go research question? Students can text the library at (912) 226-2479 or access our online chat service using the link below.
Chat with a Librarian