Whether you’re joining the University of Stirling for the first time or returning for another year, Library and IT Services are here to help you get connected, find the support you need, and make the most of your studies from day one. From accessing your student account and setting up Wi-Fi to discovering study spaces, […]
Bloody Scotland returns: discover crime fiction and claim an exclusive student offer
From 18-20 September 2026, Stirling will once again become the home of crime fiction as Bloody Scotland returns with a packed programme of bestselling authors, gripping conversations, and thrilling events. To celebrate Scotland’s international crime writing festival, the library will be hosting a Bloody Scotland book display, featuring novels by festival authors and a selection […]
Classroom Support for Staff: Book an IT Wizard
The IT Wizard Classroom Support service is available to staff using University teaching rooms and lecture theatres. Our Wizards can provide basic support to help you get the technology in the room up and running and ensure you’re ready to begin your teaching session. Whether you need help connecting a device, displaying your presentation, logging […]
Celebrate Stirling Pride 2026 with the University of Stirling Library
Stirling Pride returns on Saturday 29 August 2026, bringing a day of celebration, visibility, community, and support for LGBTQ+ people across Stirling. Following the success of last year’s event, Pride 2026 promises another fantastic programme of activities, performances, and opportunities to come together in solidarity and celebration. Join the Pride March The day begins with […]
Young Poets Invited to Work One-to-One with Stirling Makar Kevin P. Gilday
Are you a poet aged 18–25 looking for expert feedback on your writing? Young writers are invited to apply for a unique one-to-one mentoring opportunity with Stirling Makar Kevin P. Gilday at Bridge of Allan Library on Friday 11 September, from 5.00pm to 7.30pm. Poetry 1-2-1: Young Poet Feedback Sessions These relaxed and supportive sessions […]
EThOS is back!
We are happy to report that EThOS, the British Library’s E-Theses Online Service, has been restored. The platform had been unavailable since a cyber attack on the British Library in 2023. EThOS contains metadata for theses held in UK university repositories. It includes descriptions of over 650,000 theses from UK universities from the 1700s onwards. […]
Spotlight on a service – Wish you were here 🌿📚
Greetings from the Library! While summer holidays might bring thoughts of sandy beaches, mountain retreats, or lazy days in the sunshine, there’s a little corner of calm right here on campus that’s perfect for rest, relaxation, and recharging. Wish you were here? Let us show you around… First stop: our Wellbeing Space. Tucked away with […]
Changes to EBSCO databases from 14th July
EBSCO is introducing an updated interface for its platform from 14th July 2026. This will be available for several of the Library’s subscribed databases, including: Developed in response to user feedback, the new interface is designed to make it easier to search, refine results, and save or share content. From 14th July you’ll be able to access the new interface for the […]
The things you find in books from time to time
Singer/songwriter duo Yvonne Lyon and Boo Hewerdine have been touring their wonderful album Things Found in Books across Scotland this May and on Friday 29th, thanks to the fandom of the much missed Colin Sinclair, we were delighted to welcome them to the University Library for the Stirling leg of their tour. Things Found in Books is an album […]
OneDrive web address update: what you need to know
Microsoft is updating the web address (URL) used for OneDrive as part of a wider move to standardise its cloud services. What’s changing? You’ll start to see a new OneDrive URL: Why? This change creates a more consistent and recognisable Microsoft experience, helping users easily identify trusted services. When? What this means for you What’s […]