The libraries at the University of Denver are dedicated to providing
the best access to both print and electronic resources required for
undergraduate study. The collections, housed in Penrose Library and
the Music Library, include 2.5 million volumes, hundreds of electronic
journals, and almost 200 electronic databases.
Penrose Library is one of the centers of student life on campus.
There are quiet spaces to study and areas for group projects. Students
have access to the resources and expert help necessary for research
and writing. Internet access is available through computers provided
as well as laptop drops and wireless connections. Students enjoy browsing
the latest magazines, fiction, and popular non-fiction in a comfortable
reading area overlooking Evans Avenue and the new law building.
The reference librarians are available to introduce your UDCC/First
Year Seminar students to the collections and services provided by
the library. We can do something as simple as a tour to orient students
within the physical building and service points, or something more
elaborate to provide your students with insight into the research
process and resources within the discipline being taught. Call or
email a reference librarian with the subject expertise to address
the needs of your class:
