The University Libraries are dedicated to your success. Learn more about our services for research and teaching, resources in the collection and your subject librarians.
Our course reserves can provide access to class textbooks and other materials through the Libraries without additional financial burden to students. In many cases, we’re able to make a copy of your textbook available to your students. We can also assist with selecting open educational resources for future semesters. Questions or concerns? Email libraries@colorado.edu.
If your class has a research or design assignment where students need to find and integrate various sources of information, a subject librarian can provide library instruction about topics such as using scholarly resources, conducting a literature review, or using citation management software during regularly scheduled class times.
New Yorker Archive: full scans of the entire New Yorker collection back to the beginning. Includes the most recent issue as well.
The New York Times: We provide direct access to the New York Times for University of Colorado at Boulder students, faculty and staff. And yes, that includes NYT Cooking.
Wall Street Journal: The Libraries also provides direct access to the Wall Street Journal.
Javier Zamora, award-winning poet and activist, will join the campus for a conversation about his book, Solito: A Memoir, as the culminating event of this year's Buffs One Read.
We are excited to offer five research fellowships to support scholars who wish to use archives, rare books, maps, and government documents from our Rare and Distinctive Collections (RaD). Submit your applications by Sunday, March 2, 2025.
The Open Educator Award recognizes CU educators who demonstrate exemplary use of open educational resources (OER) in their classrooms or teaching practice. Nominations, including self nominations, will be accepted until midnight on Feb. 12, 2025.
Meet your CMCI subject librarians
Subject librarians work with CMCI departments to build collections to support your department and they are experts on information sources and services in their subject areas. Contact your subject librarian to:
Suggest a library purchase
Discuss strategies to integrate information literacy into your courses
Consult on the most useful library tools, techniques and databases for your research
