Norlin Library
Norlin Library houses the humanities and social sciences collections, Libraries Administration, Collections & Services Divisions, the Writing Center, Center for Asian Studies, Faculty Teaching Excellence Program, and Honors offices. The Laughing Goat Coffee Shop is located on the east side on the first floor.
1157 18th Street, Boulder, CO 80309
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Upcoming Events
E. Scott Adler, a finalist for dean of the Graduate School and vice provost for Graduate Affairs, will host an open forum with the campus community. Adler...
This course introduces the Scikit-learn library for doing machine learning in Python. Students will start by learning about support vector machines, and...
Drop in to meet with consultants affiliated with the Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) to ask your burning questions related to...
The Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Statistical Analysis (LISA) and the Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) are sponsoring free walk-in...
"How To Do It in Renaissance Italy" features the curatorial work of the students of Literary and Artistic Cultures in Italy 1: 1200-1800. Led by Associate...
Recent Events
Build Your Research and Writing Toolkit
4/19/2019LISA Statistics Walk-in Hours
4/18/2019"What is a Feminist Lab?" Symposium
4/18/2019“What is a Feminist Lab?” Symposium
4/18/2019Recent Activity
Eduardo Fiallos left a positive review 3/5/2019
The pacing of this session was much better than previous sessions in this series.
Eduardo Fiallos left a review 2/12/2019
I felt like the pace was too fast. Because of this, I felt like there was only time enough to watch someone code in R rather than feeling like I was really learning.
Ammar Dehwah left a positive review 2/5/2019
It went smooth.
Yasemin Pacalioglu left a positive review 1/22/2019
It was great, and very informative. 100% would love to listen to more events from this instructor. Would be even better if it was clearer in the advertising that this was an event joint with the GTP
Robyn Ronen left a positive review 11/15/2018
The conference was an eclectic mix of top notch scholars. I appreciated the religion portion the most as it helped me better understand criticisms of previous bias and the need for more inclusive sources.
And the vegan coconut bread was delicious.
Kenneth D Katkin left a positive review 11/4/2018
Although I was more interested in learning about Roman funerary rights than in learning about digital visualization technology, this lecture had something for everyone! I was glad I went.
Dominique Ingoglia left a positive review 10/29/2018
This was a great lecture. I learned a great deal and the information was very well laid out. Nick was able to answer all of my questions.
I would recommend that your lecturers consider using a blue light filter on your presentations that don't involve color. This is very helpful for people who suffer from issues related to eye strain and headache. Another option is to allow for a 10 minute break in the middle of the lecture to allow people to re-adjust themselves.
Eduardo Fiallos left a positive review 3/11/2019
I think it would be helpful to have a workshop in this series that covers the tidyverse and dplyr since those packages have been used to a large extent in every workshop I have attended in this series.