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Tutt Library

Tutt Library is a campus hub of research, reflection, and collaboration. We are a social place of learning, with solitary space for study. We provide plentiful electronic and print-based resources, with people dedicated to assisting you in the research process. An enthusiastic and knowledgeable team of librarians is here to help you with those gnarly research questions. Come sit down and talk, call, e-mail or IM us – we’re here to help!

We have a half-million paper and digital books, journals, newspapers and more to help you with your research assignments. At Tutt you’ll find a magazine lounge, computer labs, maps, videos, government documents, popular bestsellers and an evenings-only coffee cart. Our Special Collections department houses rare and valuable materials from ancient clay tablets to early printed books to modern-day zines and artist’s books. The building is also home to the Learning Commons and the Help Desk.

For more information, visit the Tutt Library Web page at www.ColoradoCollege.edu/library.

Albert Seay Library of Music and Art

The Seay Library is your center for access to music materials both on- and off-campus. Our collection includes over 18,000 scores and some 12,000 sound and video recordings. In conjunction with Tutt Library, we possess numerous music reference materials (both print and electronic) and a comprehensive collection of books about music. Additionally, we manage the extensive Symphony Library Collection, available for use to orchestras in the El Paso County region, and the newly-formed CC Concert Band Chamber Music Collection.

Located on the lower level of Packard Hall, the Seay Library is the social hub of the music department. We can provide you with scores and recordings of the pieces you are studying, expert help with research projects, or just a relaxing environment for listening to music. Come on down and scope us out!

Although we do provide space for viewing art slides, the campus collection of art resources is located in Tutt Library and the Colorado College art department Visual Resource Center.