This month, Mullen Library is taking flight with extended hours, research tools, and more. Overnight hours begin February 17 to help you soar through your studies. Curious about AI in research? Our drop-in workshops will introduce you to tools that can streamline your research. Our Black Environmentalists spotlight highlights voices advocating for both nature and justice. Read the full newsletter to stay in the loop.
Author: Katherine Schoonover
Mullen It Over – January Issue
Start the spring semester with the perfect blend of productivity and relaxation. This month’s Mullen It Over highlights library resources to kickstart your studies, cozy craft events to unwind, and new exhibits to inspire. Explore research guides, LinkedIn Learning, and study spaces arranged to help you thrive all semester long.
Mullen It Over – November Issue
Unearth knowledge and adventure this DiNovember at Mullen Library with events, exhibits, and resources as big as Argentinosaurus. In this month’s Mullen It Over we have help for managing citations and finding your next research topic, information about our Thanksgiving week hours, and library resources to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
New Exhibit Finding Your Voice: Student Activism on Campus
Higher education attracts passionate and vocal thinkers. Across the country, campuses have long been centers of activism, where students, faculty, and staff engage with the social, political, and cultural issues of their time. At CU, this tradition is no different—students have raised their voices in response to national movements such as the fight for civil rights, through participation in the March for Life, and by organizing on campus, making their mark on both campus history and broader societal change. Learn more about our legacy of campus advocacy in the exhibit now on view in the Main Reading Room — Finding Your Voice: Student Activism on Campus.