Close Menu

Library News

New Digital Collection: West Side Recorder

Special Collections and Digital Initiatives 10.16.2018

The latest addition to Auraria Library Digital Collections is the West Side Recorder, a well-known Denver newspaper published by the residents and community leaders of Denver's West Side. West Side Recorder was one of many community-driven and activist newspapers that supported this predominantly Chicana/o and Hispanic neighborhood. It reported everything from the…

West Side Recorder headline image

Resource Highlight: Engineering Resources

Researcher Support Services 09.26.2018

Five primary databases provide key engineering content: ACM Digital Library, ASCE Civil Engineering Research Library, ASME Digital Library,…

Screenshot of the ASCE Library interface

Study for the SAT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT and More!

Researcher Support Services 09.10.2018

Preparing for college, graduate school, or an exam specific to your field? Interested in advancing your academic skills?

Use the database Learning Express to prepare for for a variety of exams as well as learn skills for academic and career success and advancement. …

Learning Express Screen Capture

Coffee, Song, and Study!

Researcher Support Services 08.22.2018

You’ll find coffee at the Library Café and songs through the Library’s streaming music collections. The varied music offerings support campus music courses and research and offer gems for the campus community to sample. 

The Library's streaming music collections include -

Naxos Music Library Logo

Text & Data Mining in Library Resources!

Collections Strategies 08.08.2018

Ever wondered how Text & Data Mining (TDM) works? Ever thought of using it for a paper or project? The library can help!

For more information on how, and why, to use text & data mining, check out Yale’s LibGuide on the subject here: https://guides.library.yale.edu/tdm

If you decide to use TDM for a project, first be aware that there are legal limitations on using it in the…

Image of Circuitry

Ask Us Chat

Use this chat box to ask a librarian for research help. We’re available 24/7!

Text

Text us your questions to 303-848-8444. We’ll answer from 9 am to 6 pm during the week and reply to after hours questions the next morning. (Your provider rates will apply.)

In-Person

  • Visit the Ask Us Desk
    Stop by the Ask Us Desk for help. The Ask Us Service Desk is located on the first floor of the Library.

  • Research Tutoring
    Research tutoring is for quick questions, tips, and strategies on finding and evaluating information resources.  Research Tutoring is located in the Knowledge Market on the first floor and is available Monday–Thursday, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Friday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. 

  • Research Consultations
    Research consultations are for in-depth and lengthy discussions about research questions. Please use Schedule a Research Consultation Form to request an appointment.  Due to the level of preparation needed, appointments should be made 48 hours in advance. If you need immediate help, please use Research Tutoring.  

Call

For general library information, as well as for questions about borrowing, renewing, or returning library materials, call 303-315-7763.

For research help, call 303-315-7711, Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm. If there is no answer, please leave a message and someone will return your call within 24 hours (Monday – Friday).