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Stars and wishes for green libraries

Stars and wishes for green libraries   In the face of consumerism and the throwaway society, libraries have become community oases with the potential to embody all three principles of sustainability (as described in the Guiding principles for sustainable development document published by the UK government). Their role will certainly become pivotal in the green […]

Green and Sustainability Libraries

Green and Sustainability Libraries Libraries are perfect hubs for green and sustainability awareness. Filled with information and resources, but also play a role in being environmentally conscious. Green and Sustainability at Edinburgh Napier Library Academic books can go out of date, particularly in computing, health and sciences. Do you ever wonder what happens with these? […]

SCEBE Exhibition 2025: Green Horizons towards Sustainable Futures

SCEBE Exhibition 2025: Green Horizons towards Sustainable Futures Exciting upcoming event: SCEBE Exhibition 2025: Green Horizons towards Sustainable Futures Our School of Computing, Engineering, and Built Environment is thrilled to invite everyone to its fourth exhibition, Green Horizons—Towards Sustainable Futures. Happening on May 14th from 10 am to 6pm, Merchiston campus. All are welcome. This […]

Librarian Summer reading recommendations 2026

Librarian Summer reading recommendations 2026 So, as it’s summer, we have asked the lovely librarians here at Edinburgh Napier University to share some of their favourite reads of the year so far. Most of us are avid readers, as you would expect, so be sure to add these to your own reading plans this Summer. […]

Share & Discover: The ENU Research Repository Explained

Share & Discover: The ENU Research Repository Explained   An institutional repository is an online platform where a university collects and shares its research. Think of it as a digital home for the work created by staff and students. It helps make research more visible, keeps it safe in the long term, and allows others […]

Wimbledon 2026

SSWimbledon 2026 The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) is the home of the Wimbledon British Tennis Championships, which run from Monday, 29th June – Sunday, 12th July 2026. The Club was founded on 23rd July 1868 as the All England Croquet Club. After a few name changes, it became known as The All England […]

International Women in Engineering Day

International Women in Engineering Day Celebrating Women Engineers: Breaking Barriers, Building Futures Every year on 23 June, we celebrate International Women in Engineering Day. First launched in the UK by the Women’s Engineering Society, it’s now a global movement. It shines a light on the achievements of women in engineering and encourages more girls and […]

World Turtle

World Turtle Day World Turtle Day 2026 is celebrated on Saturday, 23rd May this year. It aims to raise awareness of the threats faced by turtles and tortoises and their disappearing habitats around the world as well as encouraging human action to help them survive and thrive. Researching and protecting the turtle and tortoise populations […]

Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival

Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival Your Complete Guide to Scotland’s Ancient Celtic Celebration Every year since 1988, the Edinburgh Beltane Fire Festival draws up to 15,000 people to Calton Hill for a spectacular celebration marking the arrival of summer. The Beltane fire festival honours an ancient Celtic tradition that began on the evening before May 1st, […]

World Art Day in Scotland

World Art Day in Scotland Art does more than decorate walls. It influences how we feel. It inspires us and makes us rethink our views on the world. Art is magic, it is politics, it is hope in the darkness. We have made it since the beginning of time, and we continue to create it […]

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