Meet us at the Intersection of Possibilities and Opportunities.
Your support can drive us forward.
Auraria Library serves Denver’s epicenter of learning: a campus where University of Colorado Denver, Community College of Denver and Metropolitan State University of Denver intersect. We are at the crossroads of everything the three institutions offer and, with your help, we’ll discover even more powerful ways to grow in the future.
The Society for Auraria Library
Empower Your Community: Donate to Ensure Equitable Access to Information and Build a Better Future Together!
More Ways to Give
With your support, we can make sure every student and educator knows that they have access to a bright, engaging, and welcoming library that is at the intersection of so many possibilities. Discover how you can support:
- Technology: Where online classes intersect with quiet in-person spaces that elevate our free technology lending services to ensure equitable access to laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots, and other necessary technology students need to drive their success. Donate Today
- Student Employment: To provide support for Auraria Library workforce development needs, including student ambassadors, employees, and other student workforce development needs on the Auraria Campus. Donate Today
- Digital Materials: The crossroads where high-tech meets high-demand as we grow our digital material offerings so that every member of our campus is able to utilize free high quality databases, e-books, and electronic journals. Donate Today
- Collaborative Spaces: Collaborate at the intersection of curiosity and creativity as we renovate accessible and equitable spaces that recognize the individuality of all our community members by creating restrooms, study rooms, and spaces that inspire. Donate Today
Your Stories
“The technology and library resources are going to become so important... I think we have to have that narrative that says we have all these resources… it's not a lot, but can make a huge difference."
Dr. Charles Musiba
CU Denver Department of Anthropology
"My favorite place in the library is the second level because it's more quiet and it gives space to study and finish work... I'm very glad to have this resource. It makes my class work and research really easy."
Paw
MSU Denver Graduate
