September and October is The Season of Photography in Scotland. It is an initiative of the Institute for Photography in Scotland (IPS), consortium established in 2012. The Consortium is comprised of representatives from the National Galleries of Scotland, The University… Read More ›
Earlier this month the cataloguing team from the University’s Archives and Special Collections (ASC) got together for their monthly cataloguing forum. Cataloguing – while vital in making material available to users (and, most importantly, ensuring material can be found once… Read More ›
Below is a selection of books received by the Library in the weeks leading up to 27th September. For a complete listing of books received during this period see: newbooks270916 [xls] Architecture and material culture from the Earthquake house at Kourion,… Read More ›
Newly published official publications from: Westminster and the UK Government Brexit; an academic conference “Now that the UK has voted to leave the EU what will happen next? When the UK Government starts to negotiate the withdrawal process the current… Read More ›
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 ›
