Would you like to give a textbook a new home ? Come and view our Textbook Rescue books at the Dental and Vet branch libraries week beginning Monday 3rd October…..all books are available free of charge to good homes. These… Read More ›
A new exhibition in the Hunterian Museum focuses on the founding of Erskine Hospital as a response to the need for specialised medical facilities to care for limbless veterans of the First World War. The exhibition examines the involvement of… Read More ›
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Staff at the University of Glasgow Archives and Special Collections have identified a previously unknown book once owned by Scottish religious reformer John Knox. The large folio Latin and Hebrew Old Testament published in 1546 in Basel, Switzerland, appears to bear the… Read More ›
The University of Glasgow Library is pleased to announce that we now subscribe to Vetstream, the online clinical reference resource for the treatment of cats, dogs, horses and rabbits. As a vet student, Vetstream will help you to locate detailed… Read More ›
Archive Services and Special Collections wishes a warm welcome to all new and returning students. To celebrate the new academic year, we’ve created an exhibition based around our inspiring international connections. We hope their stories will get you inspired for… Read More ›
As book reviews go, the following is a bit of a stinker: “[B]arbarous arrangement of materials … [and] still more barbarous typographical execution. … It is hardly possible to conceive a book more rudely printed”1 This was the rather uncharitable… Read More ›
First Year students to Universities have been referred to as ‘Freshmen’ or ‘Freshers’ since at least Victorian times and the University of Glasgow has always had an interest in welcoming ‘Freshmen’ into University life. As we welcome the 2016 intake… Read More ›
