In collaboration with WEST & the Kraemer Family Library, the bARTer Collective invites you to participate in a movement of empowerment, transparency and connection.
Take a break from studying for finals and join us for Star Wars inspired de-stressing activities! Come in your favorite Star Wars clothing. Cosplayers are welcome! May the 4th be with you!
The Kraemer Family Library is pleased to introduce the KFL 3rd digital curation exhibition: Conversations about Islam and the West. This 3rd edition is a digital display of the materials from the UCCS Student-led “Getting Comfortable” podcast series that focuses on breaking down troubling assumptions and orientalized tropes attached to Islam vis-à-vis the “West”.
Join the UCCS Kraemer Family Library and MOSAIC & LGBTQ+ Resource Center for the unveiling event of the UCCS Club Q Memorial Artwork on Tuesday, 4/23/24.
We invite you to celebrate the LGBTQ+ Oral History Project Exhibit’s closing with a wonderful evening of poetry and memory! Join us for a reading by Ashley Cornelius, Pikes Peak Poet Laureate, followed by an open mic for sharing around the theme of memory and closing.
The Kraemer Family Library is migrating to a new hosted solution for providing off-campus access to our electronic resources, including our subscription databases, ebooks, online journals, streaming films, and other online materials.
The Kraemer Family Library will be transitioning away from supporting RefWorks. In its place the library will be supporting the freely available version of Mendeley.
Join us at the Kraemer Family Library this February for an afternoon of discussion around the Colorado Springs LGBTQ+ Oral history project featuring participants from season 3 and student oral historians from season 5.
The Kraemer Family Library recently celebrated the accomplishments of our faculty and staff in 2023! Celebrate with us by viewing a slideshow highlighting accomplishments by the Library.
The Kraemer Family Library at UCCS received the 2024 Library Excellence in Access and Diversity (LEAD) Award from “Insight Into Diversity” magazine, the largest and oldest diversity and inclusion publication in higher education.
