As Covid-19 restrictions ease, my colleagues are working hard to improve our service availability for students. Our Virtual Reading Room appointments are currently available for 1-hour virtual consultations allowing you to consult ASC items from different collections. Today I would… Read More ›
Newly published official publications from : Westminster and the UK Government The French Nuclear Deterrent – “The French nuclear deterrent is the one that is most often compared to the UK’s nuclear forces. While there are similarities in terms of… Read More ›
This series revisits our Book of the Month archive to highlight some of our favourite articles and explore the ASC collections they describe with fresh eyes. This article was originally published in June 2008 by Julie Gardham and the full article can still be found on… Read More ›
Newly published official publications from : The European Union Regulating crowdfunding: “As a step towards Capital Markets Union, the European Commission presented a proposal for a regulation on crowdfunding service providers in March 2018, to facilitate the cross-border offer of… Read More ›
Le Roman de la Rose, Paris: c.1505 [Hunterian Bw.3.6] This series revisits our Book of the Month archive to highlight some of our favourite articles and explore the ASC collections they describe with fresh eyes. This article was originally published on February 2000 by… Read More ›
Last week we have heard from Rowan Groat about an article that was published by Julie Gardham about beautiful The English Moths and Butterflies book [Sp Coll Hunterian L.2.8-9] by Benjamin Wilkes containing 120 copperplates of hand-coloured engravings, portraying the… Read More ›
A guest blog post by Sian MacGregor. Alongside many buildings and facilities, Scottish Theatre Archive within the Special Collections was closed in March 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, one researcher reflects here on how accessing and utilising archives… Read More ›
Newly published official publications from : Westminster and the UK Government Coronavirus: Impact on the labour market – “This paper tracks the evolving impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the labour market. On the 15 September, the labour market statistics… Read More ›
Blog post contributed by Catriona Perry, Graduate Trainee, Archives &Special Collections Edwin Morgan (1920-2010) was Glasgow’s first Poet Laureate and Scotland’s first National Poet (The Scots Makar), and had a long association with the University of Glasgow. To mark the… Read More ›
This series revisits our Book of the Month archive to highlight some of our favourite articles and explore the ASC collections they describe with fresh eyes. This article was originally published on July 2004 by Julie Gardham, and the full article can still be… Read More ›
