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Data to Policy Symposium
Researcher Support Services
The Data to Policy Symposium is taking place Friday, April 27th in the CU Denver Student Commons Building from 9am to 3:30 pm. In its inaugural year, the Data to Policy Symposium has partnered with the Research and Creative Activities Symposium (RaCAS) to showcase student-created poster presentations that analyze data to inform evidence-based policy…
Say Hello to Expanded International News Coverage
Researcher Support Services
Say welcome to Access World News, the new name for the greatly expanded America’s News collection. The content has almost doubled, with most of the new content representing non-U.S. sources. Both English and non-English language content is included.
You’ll see that the platform has also been improved!
Access World News has new content from Colorado, including…
Auraria Library Poetry Reading
Collection Management and Discovery Division
Come celebrate National Poetry Month with a reading at Auraria Library! The reading will feature students and faculty from Metropolitan State University of Denver, Community College of Denver, and University of Colorado Denver including Brian Barker, Dr. Alicita Rodriguez, Charlotte Annie, Robert Kloss, Grace Wagner, Bret McCauley, and Steven Vigil-Roach.
Monday April 16th, 1-3 at the Library's Discovery Wall
Light refreshments will be provided.
Unearthed: Milton's Paradise Lost Illustrated by Gustave Doré
Special and Digital Collections Unit
We recently digitized Milton's Paradise Lost with Illustrations by Gustave Doré. This 1898 edition of John Milton's epic 17th century poem is one of several in our collection illustrated by legendary French artist, painter, printmaker, and engraver, Gustave Doré. Doré illustrated hundreds of works of literature, including Don Quixote de la Mancha, Dante's Inferno…
Unearthed: Directory of Ninth Street Historic Park
Special and Digital Collections Unit
Special Collections and Digital Initiatives recently unearthed a somewhat forgotten relic from the survey of Auraria's very own Ninth Street Historic Park. Prior to the demolition of the Auraria neighborhood, Ninth Street was the center of a densely-populated portion of Auraria, a small tract of which was preserved and is still in use today. The Directory of Ninth Street Historic Park, 1924-1973 was written by David J. Luebbers, a local researcher, for use by MSU…
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