The month of June is Pride Month and here at the Library we “pride” ourselves on being an inclusive and welcoming place to visit. We thought it might be interesting to share with you some history about Pride Month and show you some resources for learning more about LGBTQ+ culture. The reason that Pride occurs […]
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Youâve reached the end of your course, youâve passed all your exams and so onto Graduation! Itâs that time of year when we say Love Your Library, please clear your library record before you leave! Â Unsure whether your record is clear? Sign into LibrarySearch and select Library Card, youâll find any loans and fines detailed […]
Nature is an incredible resource for maintaining our mental health. Simply being outside and experiencing green spaces has proven beneficial to us. Health Awareness Week 2021 is all about the potent value of nature on our minds. Spending time in nature and connecting with the natural world is a free and positive way to help […]
History This Organisational system was conceived by Melvil Dewey in 1873 and first published in 1876. It is one of the most widely used in the world. Use The DDC as it is shortened to, is used to organise books by subject. Each item is given a shelf mark identifier so it can be located […]
Due to the Pandemic, both new and current students have had to learn to work in exceptional ways. Remote studying from their homes or student halls. Students have had to face many social challenges, including being unable to experience the usual thriving campus environment. This has resulted in students reporting that they feel a loss […]
At the Library we are always trying to find new ways to improve. To make our resources both more accessible and more relevant to our users. The best way to do this is of course feedback! You can give us feedback in a variety of different ways, from filling out a feedback slip in the […]
Get Creative! Stress awareness month is here and as our work, study and life balances are interrupted due to the pandemic, we yearn for a breathing space or some creative vitality in our lives. Here are some tips below on how to get more creative! Knitting or Sewing Knitting doesnât just have to consist of […]
Daylight saving time or British Summer Time (BST) will begin at 01:00 on Sunday 28th March so donât forget to put your clocks forward! If you would like to know more about the history and reasons for daylight saving time you can find out more here, and thereâs more information about the history of the […]
Our Sighthill Campus is home to two schools, the School of Applied Sciences and the School of Health & Social Care. . Serving more than 5,000 students and staff, facilities include the wards, labs and the [EN]GAGE sports centre.
The month of March includes two important dates in the calendar for the War Poets Collection at Craiglockhart Campus, as we mark the birthday’s of the celebrated poet Wilfred Owen (born 18th March 1893) and the eminent psychiatrist and anthropologist, Dr William Rivers (born 12th March 1864) At our Craiglockhart campus, the original building was used […]
