Welcome back to our returning students. We hope you enjoyed your summer and are ready for the new academic year. You will find there are still some covid-19 precautionary measures in place in the library and here is a short guide to let you know what has changed and what has stayed the same: The […]
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September is the time when we celebrate the acclaimed war poet Siegfried Sassoon. Siegfried Sassoon was born 8th September 1886, and died in 1967, on September 1st. Sassoon was a talented poet, writer and soldier. He received the Military Cross for bravery during the First World War. He wrote fervent pieces that spoke of compassion […]
It can be both an exciting and a daunting time in your life… starting university! Perhaps you are moving to a new city or accommodation and feeling a whirlwind of different emotions. University offers you a specific area of study to help pursue your career goals as well as everyday life independence and networking. Here […]
Welcome to the Online Library This session will give you a quick introduction to using Edinburgh Napier University Library resources online. We’ll demonstrate how to: Find ebooks using LibrarySearch. Find ejournal articles using LibrarySearch, and where to find specialist academic databases Download the correct citation and permalink for items so that you can reference them […]
Welcome to the Physical Library This session introduces the Campus Libraries and signposts to further support. We’ll demonstrate how to: Use the App to book study spaces, check your library account, add print credit and more. Use the machines in libraries, like our printer/scanners, self-service checkouts and laptop loan safes. Find a book on the […]
IBISWorld Are you a student or member of staff looking for UK Industry Market Research data? Well the good news is that the Library now subscribes to the research industry database IBISWorld. Covering a wide range of topics from accommodation and food service activities, to construction and transportation, it’s sure to have what you’re looking […]
Despite Covid, Tokyo hosts the delayed summer Olympics of 2020 this month representing the ultimate challenge to the world’s top athletes. Organisers estimate some 11,000 athletes, from 205 countries will compete in 330 events in 28 sports in front of TV audiences numbering billions. Today’s intense interest, however, contrasts markedly with the more haphazard nature of the very first modern Olympic Games held in Athens in 1896. Reproduction of the cover of the 1896 Olympics Official Report (Olympic Studies Centre) Then, 300 competitors, all men and mostly local, took part in 43 events in athletics, cycling, swimming, wrestling, weightlifting, fencing, gymnastics, shooting and lawn tennis. These sports, with the […]
Many of you will have visited the Lions’ Gate garden at Merchiston campus (you get a good view of it from the Library’s Relaxation Space!). Well the good news is that Callum Egan, the garden co-ordinator (working with ENSA, the Business School and the Development Office), has secured funding from the Scottish Government’s Community Climate Asset Fund to develop areas at Craiglockhart and Sighthill campuses. Raised beds, a water harvesting kit, top soil and compost have already […]
Eilean Donan Castle Now that it’s summer we are longing to get out and about a bit more to see what the UK has […]
LibGuides Libguides are a fantastic resource for finding information bespoke to your subject area. Our Librarians have spent time creating custom made guides that help you get the most relevant and useful information on your topic. We currently have 27 different subject guides available with something to help everyone, no matter what you study. There […]
