Arizona and California Library Fall 2026 Updates
Posted: November 3, 2026
At A.T. Still University, whole person healthcare begins with how we care for ourselves, and the Mesa campus library is committed to supporting your body and mind throughout your academic journey. Balancing intensive study with physical activity is vital for sustained focus and long-term vitality.
To help integrate movement into your daily routine, visit the Ficus study room to try out our reading treadmill—a great way to keep your circulation going while reviewing lecture notes or literature. If you prefer to stay upright without the walking pace, five standing desks are situated throughout the library floor, giving you the ergonomic flexibility to alternate postures, relieve physical tension, and maintain high energy levels during long study sessions.
Nurturing the whole person also means recognizing when your mind needs a brief, intentional rest. Mental well-being is an essential component of osteopathic principles, and taking mindful cognitive pauses can dramatically improve retention and reduce burnout.
Our dedicated puzzle corner offers a restful mental reset, inviting you to step away from screens and collaborate on our community jigsaw puzzle between study blocks. If you prefer creative expression, browse our coloring collection to unwind with a coloring book and pencils. We encourage you to weave these wellness resources into your study habits, honoring the connection between body, mind, and spirit right here in the library.
Finally, spooky happenings took over the campus this fall, and we want to extend a huge congratulations to Angelina Sanchez (and Hal Bright) for guessing the exact number of candies in our jar and taking home the grand prize!
California Campus Library Updates
A.T. Still Memorial Library is thrilled to expand into its new home in San Luis Obispo. Highlights include 8 study rooms, an Anamotage Table, and balcony study space.
The library and student affairs bid a fond farewell to the CCPA2027 didactic year as they traversed their clinical orientation by providing the last snack break in the Santa Maria space.
