FHSU Tebo Library

06/17/2026

Welcome Tigers!
On campus for Orientation? Be sure to stop by our table in the Union for some swag, and plan some time to look around our renovated building to find the best study spots!

06/16/2026

We've got your lunch plans covered: Lunch and Learn with Tebo and HPL!
Head to Hays Public Library TODAY, at noon, to enjoy a FREE lunch, and hear about Water Conservation from Holly Dickman.
Limited meals available, first come, first served.

06/12/2026

06/11/2026

Tebo library has been bustling with activity as camp season is in full swing! These photos show kids from FHSU's Science and Mathematics Education Institute working on some Battle Bots they built with help from FHSU Makerspace .

06/05/2026

Congratulations, Mary Rudman, Acquisitions and Metadata Librarian, for being reappointed to the State Library Board by Governor Laura Kelly!

Mary will continue to help the Board as they "advocate for statewide library services and resources, advise and counsel the state librarian on policies and management, review and approve annual plans of regional systems of cooperating libraries, promote collaboration with the state Board of Regents to ensure the inclusion of libraries on the KAN-ED network, and recommend statewide priorities for interlibrary cooperation."

06/02/2026

Get out of the rain and into a good book!
Tebo Library has new books, popular books, magazines, and more. Plus, with our variety of seating choices, we have the perfect spot for you to relax and enjoy these overcast days.

05/27/2026

When you visit Tebo Library this summer, be sure to check out the displays in the Larry & Lyn Fenwick Reading Room. We are excited to start sharing some items from the Wizard of Oz collection that the Fenwicks donated last semester--including many Frank L. Baum books (we now have 38 of the "Famous Forty"), paintings, straw dolls, and more!

There are other collections on display as well--stop in during our summer hours to see them for yourself!

Schedule your appointment to review items in the Special Collections & University Archives by visiting: bit.ly/RequestSCUA or scanning the QR code in the first photo.