How to link Arizona State University (ASU) Library to Google scholar
Google Scholar through ASU Library
Google Scholar, a search engine for scholarly literature, is a freely searchable research tool for all Internet users.
ASU affiliates also have the option of searching an “enhanced” version of Google Scholar by logging in with their ASURITE ID to the ASU Library’s access page for Google Scholar. This enhanced version will allow ASU users to gain full-text access to many resources licensed by the ASU Library by clicking on the “Get It! @ ASU options”.
Be sure to check the ASU Library electronic journals, electronic books and ASU Library One Search before paying for things you find in Google Scholar.
About ASU Library
ASU Library is the gateway to the ASU educational enterprise. Thus, our organizational structure is directly tied to our role as a critical partner in realizing the New American University mission.
At Arizona State University, we are building a new library for the 21st century – one that is as inspiring as it is welcoming, both an incubator of creativity and a monument to human complexity. As new technologies, disciplines and opportunities for discovery continue to emerge, the learning and research needs of ASU students and faculty demand a library that is both agile and robust, community-centered and service-minded, imaginative and engaged, and equipped to support a growing and dynamic New American University.
ASU Library is home to eight library facilities across four campuses and the ASU California Center, providing students and faculty access to millions of information resources, world-class collections, outstanding study spaces and research centers, and a suite of maker services.
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