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Research Center
Ask a Research Question
research-help@du.edu 303-871-2905
Circulation
303-871-3707
Writing Center
303-871-7456
Math Center
303-871-7456 info@math.du.edu
Music Library
303-871-6421
How to get help at University Libraries
Get help with your research paper: make an appointment with a librarian
Frequently Asked Questions about the library
Library Hours: check when the library is open
Where is the Main Library?
The Main Library, the Research Center, the Writing Center, the Math Center, the Language Center, and the Science and Engineering Center are located on the main level of Anderson Academic Commons.
What is the Lending Desk?
It is where you check out the library materials that you borrow including books and DVDs. It is located near the main entrance of Anderson Academic Commons.
Where do I return my library books?
You can return them to the Lending Desk in the Main Library or drop them into either of the two drive-up book drops. One is on the southwest side of Driscoll near the Lot E parking structure and the other is on the northwest side by Race St. There is another book drop outside near the main entrance of Anderson Academic commons.
What is the Research Center?
The Research Center can help you with your research paper and projects. The librarians can help you refine your topic, create a bibliography, find resources, find articles, and more. Make an appointment with a librarian at the Research Center.
What is the Writing Center?
The Writing Center can help you with your writing projects including class assignments, personal writing, professional writing and more. To make an appointment:
Call 303.871.7456 or
Online
1) Go to https://www.du.edu/writing/writingcenter/index.html
2) Select the red "Make an Appointment" option from the menu on the right side of the page.
3) Select:
What is the Math Center?
The Mathematics Department will provide free tutoring on Algebra, Trigonometry, Business Calculus, and Calculus I, II, and III classes.
What is the Center for World Languages & Cultures?
The Center for World Languages & Cultures offers language coaches, undergraduate placement or graduate proficiency exams, study opportunities for less-commonly taught languages, and study abroad preparation.
What is the Science and Engineering Center?
The Science and Engineering Center is a collaborative space staffed by undergraduate and graduate learning assistants (LAs) trained to assist students with first and second year biology, chemistry, physics, and engineering lecture and laboratory courses. Staff assist with homework sets, lab reports, and preparing for exams.
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