Request an item from PASCAL

Due the continuing issues with COVID-19, availability of some Prospector materials may be limited and processing times may be longer.

If you'd like a book and the location is PASCAL, you will need to click on the title and then click on the request button at the top of the page.

If there is only one volume you will be asked for your name and student/campus ID.
If there is more than one volume, you will be asked to specify a volume first, then asked for your name and student/campus ID.

If you are successful in placing the hold, a confirmation message will appear.

If you are unsuccessful:

Check your user record for validation or blocks. To do this, click on My Account on the Library homepage, fill in the requested information, and examine your record for blocks or incorrect information. You may also call the Ask Us Desk at 303-315-7763, and they will check your record. For your protection, correcting information in your record, or the payment of fines, may only be completed in person at the circulation/check out desk with a student/campus ID during library open hours
If your record is correct and clear of blocks, place the request via email, aurcirc@auraria.edu. Please include your name and student/campus ID, and the call number information (and specific volume information, if applicable) for the item you want to request.

Requests from PASCAL are usually delivered in two business days and will be available at the circulation/check out desk. You should receive a notice advising you that the material has arrived. You can also check to see if you have any items on the "hold shelf" by checking My Account. PASCAL requests are kept on our hold shelf for 14 days. If the material hasn't been picked up in 14 days, it is returned to the storage facility.

Materials from PASCAL follow the same check out rules as materials from the Library. If you can check out a book for 28 days, a PASCAL book will also check out to you for 28 days. Bound journals from PASCAL circulate for 7 days to most patrons.