The Library is offering Library induction, tours and reader instruction sessions for students registered with the Disability Service during August and September. The sessions, which are by appointment only, will take place on Wednesday mornings. If you are interested please… Read More ›
29 June 2017 is the 85th anniversary of the birth of the critic, educator and poet Philip Hobsbaum. To mark the occasion, we are publishing a detailed catalogue of the Group Papers (MS Hobsbaum C) His entry in the Oxford… Read More ›
The university now has access to FT.com. FT.com provides access to the full epaper as well as in- depth analysis on the global economy, markets and industries. Read analysis from expert columnists, watch short videos and listen to regular columns… Read More ›
Newly published official publications from : Westminster and the UK Government The UK’s contribution to the EU budget – “This note considers how much the UK contributes to the EU budget and how much it receives back. Potential payments to the… Read More ›
A collection of papers relating to Hannah Frank, the Glasgow-born Artist, Sculptor and Arts graduate of the University of Glasgow is held by the University’s Archives and Special Collections. Recently, I had the opportunity to examine the papers which relate to Frank’s… Read More ›
Adam Smith was a moral philosopher, political economist and a central figure in the Scottish Enlightenment, perhaps best known by many as the author of ‘The Wealth of Nations’. He was Professor at the University, served as Dean of Faculties… Read More ›
Today, August 9th, is Book Lovers Day – an opportunity to indulge in everything we love about books and a good read… Here in Archives & Special Collections we are, obviously, very partial to a book and we are lucky… Read More ›
Summer refurbishment continues in the Library this week, with work ongoing to install a large window in the Level 2 group study area and enhance toilets on Level 2 and throughout the building. Beginning this week, we’re also replacing the… Read More ›
