The Libraries selects their outstanding graduates based on dedication to the library's mission and values in supporting students and connecting them with information, resources and services.
The University Libraries names Bri Spitz as its outstanding graduating student worker for her dedication to helping other students access library services and information.
This week, the University Libraries are bidding adieu to the hard-working, talented and innovative Class of 2020 graduates who have served as libraries employees, interns and volunteers, and who have made significant and memorable contributions to our library and university community. We are thrilled to congratulate you all on your...
The University Libraries Archives have acquired more than 140 photographs from Fong’s extensive career, including images from concerts at Folsom Field with the Doobie Brothers, the Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, and Country Joe McDonald, to the front steps of Norlin Library where bands like Mountain played shows for a crowd that covered nearly every inch of the Norlin Quad.
Last spring’s Undergraduate Friends of the Libraries Fellow Aubrey Kroger recently presented her research from the exhibit “Wonder Women: The Dynamic, Influential, and Innovative Scientists of CU Boulder” to Frasier Meadows , an assisted living facility in Boulder. One person recognized in Kroger’s exhibit, Dr. Rebekka Struik, is a resident...
The University Libraries employ more than 200 hundred students in our five locations, and 52 of them will be graduating this Thursday. Today we would like to highlight Daniel Senior, graduating with a degree in integrative physiology and a history minor. Senior worked in two different departments in the University...
Congratulations to all 2018 CU Boulder graduates! We wish all 8,163 of you great success in your future endeavors, and hope that you will consider keeping the University Libraries in your lives in the following ways: Alumni Borrowing Privileges: As a new member of the CU Boulder Alumni Association ,...
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