No matter what subject you want to explore, we have the tools you'll need. First, we have all the computing power you could need, with campus Wi-fi and broadband connections to desks in the classroom. And our classrooms, labs and learning spaces include state-of-the-art technology.

Here are just a few examples:

• Natural sciences
  With three floors of teaching and research labs, the Seeley G. Mudd Building is loaded with equipment, including a scanning electron microscope, plus all the tools you need to study everything from energy-dispersive spectroscopy to X-ray diffraction.
• Engineering
  You can experiment with optics, electronics, microprocessors and robotics in our labs. Our mechanical engineering testing facility even has its own wind tunnel.
• Computer science
  Computer wizards can run programs and simulations on our lightning-fast Sun Enterprise 250 server with dual UltraSparc/II processors. Other amenities include 20 Sun Solaris workstations, a switched fast Ethernet network and a Linux-based PC research lab.
• Psychology
  You can probe all kinds of minds in our psychology labs. The labs have everything you need for running experiments, from simple observation rooms with one-way mirrors to computers for controlling experimental stimuli and equipment for measuring EDA, ECG and EMG data (that is, keeping track of brain waves).
• Mass communication
  If television is on your brain, you can produce your own news show in the Mass Communication Building's studio space, with three cameras, a flexible lighting grid and surround sound. After you shoot, you can finish the project in the full media production facility that includes suites for video editing and DVD production.

If you're longing to step outside the lab, you can get a new perspective using our off-campus facilities.

And whether you're looking for the most up-to-date online database or the good old printed word, the libraries at DU will have the resources you need.