Guest blog post by Eli Coderoni Rigamonti, MLitt Theatre Studies, on placement in Archives and Special Collections. This article aims to draw a connection between artists Edwin Morgan and John Cage, focusing on their common interest for Modernist techniques, and… Read More ›
All you have done for us will be remembered by grateful hearts Letter addressed to Professor Henry Dyer from students at The Imperial College of Engineering, Tokyo , 28 June 1882 [UGC 232/1/5] As an Information Management and Preservation MSc… Read More ›
Below is a selection of books received by the Library in the week leading up to 20th May. For a complete listing of books received during this period see: New Books 200519 [xls] East of Asia Minor : Rome’s hidden frontier… Read More ›
A guest blog post by Calum Telfer. MLitt Theatre Studies, on placement in Archives and Special Collections. I have undertaken an archival project with the Scottish Theatre Archive, focussing on the archive’s collection on Dundee Repertory Theatre. The archive’s large… Read More ›
Join Mintel for a breakfast Brexit (!) briefing on Thursday 23 May from 08.45am to 10am. Sit back and listen to the broadcast of three experienced Mintel analysts discuss Mintel’s recent findings on consumer sentiment during this prolonged period of… Read More ›
A guest blog post by Charlotte Lynn Smith, MLitt Theatre Studies, on placement in Archives and Special Collections. Over the past few months, I have been in the Special Collections in the University of Glasgow Library, which holds the Edwin… Read More ›
All international content from LexisLibrary has moved to a new website. It is possible to link through to the new website from the current platform but there is an interim issue with any links. Unfortunately, all links to international journal content… Read More ›
David Murray (1842—1928) was a well-known figure in Victorian Glasgow. He was a prominent Glasgow solicitor closely involved in various aspects of the city’s civic life and institutions, including the University of Glasgow, where he served on the University court…. Read More ›
