Library News
Library Panel Features CU Denver Debut Novelist
Library Newsroom
Antonio Farias is well known on the Auraria Campus for coaxing new and historically underrepresented voices to the forefront, in his role as CU Denver vice chancellor for access and campus engagement.
Unbeknownst to most campus colleagues, Farias’ own literary voice is emerging—this month, with In the Company of Wolves, his debut novel that traces a middle school boy’s journey from New York City to New Mexico, and from childhood to manhood.
Farias is one of three Latinx authors featured at…
What’s New on Your Library Website
Information Technology and Web Services Department
We’re excited to share two updates designed to make your library experience smoother and more intuitive.
“My Account” is now “My Bookshelf”
To make it easier to find and manage your library items, we’ve renamed the My Account service to My Bookshelf.
This change comes from feedback gathered through user research and testing with our library community, who felt “My Bookshelf” better reflects what you’ll find there: your checked-out books and holds.
New Library Anywhere Page
Need to use the library from off campus? Our new…
New Digital Collection: News from the Chicano Movement
Special and Digital Collections Department
During the 2024-25 academic year, our Special and Digital Collections unit digitized a series of historic Chicano newspapers and magazines, most published in Colorado, dating from the late 1960s to early 1980s. The Auraria Library received funding to digitize these collections through an Inclusive Excellence Grant from CU Denver’s Office of Access and Campus Engagement, and they reflect our continuing priority of expanding access to diverse cultures and perspectives.
MSUD student Lisa Salazar worked with us to preserve and enhance access to these publications…
MathSciNet
Collection Development and Strategies Department
Featured Database: MathSciNet
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
This month, we highlight one of our unique history and politics databases: MathSciNet.
What’s in it?
MathSciNet offers access to scholarly articles, reviews, and author profiles in the mathematical sciences. This month, explore the…
Revolution and Protest Online
Jacque Composanto
Featured Database: Revolution and Protest Online
You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!
This month, we highlight one of our unique history and politics databases: Revolution and Protest Online.
What’s in it?
Revolution and Protest Online features primary source videos, images, books, articles, and reports about resistance…
