CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) INFORMATION
Library, Learning Commons, and Student Disability Services/University Testing COVID-19 service updates
Library spaces and service points have been adjusted to follow social distancing guidelines and masks are required in the building. Our online resources and services remain unchanged, including research help, tutoring, and writing consultations via Zoom. 24/7 chat is available to connect you quickly with help whether you’re located on or off campus.
Please continue to check https://www.regisupdates.com/coronavirus for the latest updates from the university.
Hours
Sunday, Jan. 10
12:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 11 - Friday, Jan. 15
8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Jan. 16
Closed
Sunday, Jan. 17
12:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 18
Closed - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Alphabetical list of Subject, Course, and Topic guides.
Use Lumen, the Regis Library catalog, to find books, electronic books, DVDs, and more.
Use Prospector to search for and request items from Regis University or other regional libraries. When you identify an item you want in Prospector, click on the "Request this Item" link to have it sent to a Regis Colorado campus. You will need your Regis ID number to complete the request process.
Login here to see the Regis library and Prospector books you have checked out and to renew those materials online.
Search for online access to journals, magazines, and newspapers using publications name (e.g. Harvard Business Review).
What's New at the Library
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Chronicle of Higher Education online access
We now have a site license for online access to the Chronicle of Higher Education for Regis university faculty, staff, and students. Includes all of The Chronicle’s content, daily news, and data. Searchable access to articles and essays dating back to 1989 are included
Contactless pickup options
Curbside, contactless pickup is available if you need to pick up physical materials from the library. More . . .
Leave Your Mark
Regis University Library's Leave Your Mark program seeks to collect, archive, and provide access to stories, perspectives, and experiences of Regis University community members. Two projects have launched around capturing and documenting the impact of the coronavirus on the Regis community, as well as capturing stories and responses to the Black Lives Matter movement. Our goal is to collect materials that are reflective of all the diverse voices of our community, so that future historians, students, scholars, and researchers will understand what it means to be a member of the Regis community.
The Cupboard is taking orders online
Due to COVID, The Cupboard is taking orders online. Grab basic food and toiletries with a few clicks. Online food donations can be made via their Amazon wish list.
Research Help
Regis Library News
Suggestions?
Have feedback or a suggestion for the library? Email lsuggest@regis.edu or fill out a paper form in the library and deposit it in the suggestion box.