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WelcomePublic outreach and community engagement are vital to the University of Colorado Boulder Libraries. We are committed to supporting life long learning, information access, and the development of critical literacies. On this page, we curate resources and opportunities for community engagement. It is currently in development and will expand over time. Image by Max and Dee Bernt University of Colorado Norlin Library, CC BY on Flickr. |
Below you'll find some of our favorite open access databases and resources that you may access from anywhere.
Prospector: is a group of regional libraries, which gives you access to 32 million books, journals, DVDs, CDs, videos and other materials. With a single search you can find and borrow materials. Most items check-out for 3 weeks with one renewal allowed; most a/v media items check-out for 1 week with no renewal.
Do you have a library card for one of the Prospector participating public libraries? If so, you may request most CU materials through Prospector and have them delivered to a branch near you.
If you are in the area, we'd love for you to visit!
The University Libraries on the CU Boulder campus has the largest library collection in the Rocky Mountain region—more than 12 million books, periodicals, government publications, audio-visual materials, microforms, maps, manuscripts, papers and electronic resources. Our libraries offer tons of research and academic services, dedicated librarians, modern and comfortable study spaces, coffee shops and more!
Howard B. Waltz Music Library in the Imig Music Building
William M. White Business Library in the Koebel Building
Gemmill Library of Engineering, Mathematics & Physics in the Mathematics Building
Jerry Crail Johnson Earth Sciences & Maps Library in the Benson Earth Sciences Building