Stirling has long been a place steeped in stories — from writers inspired by its landscapes to poems, novels and histories shaped by the city and surrounding area. If you fancy discovering this literary heritage while getting some fresh air, the Stirling Literary History Walking Map is a brilliant place to start. Created to bring […]
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Changes to Canvas Support – how to get help
From Thursday, 7th May, we’re making a small change to how support is accessed through the Help menu in Canvas. Support provided directly by Canvas will no longer be available via the Canvas Help menu. However, you’ll continue to receive full support from Information Services, with a range of guidance and help routes available for […]
Local and Community History Month
May is Local and Community History Month, a month dedicated to promoting interest in local history. There will be a book display in the library during May, featuring books about the history of the local area. There is also an online reading list. You might have been wondering how the University came to occupy such a […]
Mental Health Awareness Week 2026: Take action for wellbeing in the library
Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 11–17 May, led by the Mental Health Foundation. This year’s theme is Take Action, encourages us to recognise how small, everyday actions can support good mental health. Taking action doesn’t have to mean making big changes. Simple steps — like pausing, choosing a calm space, or picking up […]
Celebrating World Book Night: Reading for Leisure and Wellbeing
On 23 April, readers around the world come together to celebrate World Book Night – a celebration of books, reading, and the joy of getting lost in a good story. In the Library, it’s the perfect moment to take a pause and remember that reading isn’t just for study or work, but can also play […]
Retreat from the season’s stresses: the library wellbeing space
Dearest Gentle Reader, It would appear that the University Library — so often alive with hurried footsteps and the soft panic of impending deadlines — harbours a most genteel secret. Tucked away from the bustle lies the Library Wellbeing Space, a refined retreat intended for those moments when one simply must pause, collect oneself, and […]
Printing at the University of Stirling: a quick guide for students
Need to print an essay, lecture notes or a poster on campus? Printing at the University of Stirling is easy once you know your options. This guide covers the basics so you can get your documents printed quickly and with minimal stress. How to print from a university computer or laptop How to print from […]
Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day 2026: A March Round‑Up from the Library
Throughout March, the Library marked Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day with a wide range of activities designed to celebrate women’s achievements, amplify diverse voices, and encourage learning, reflection, and connection across our University community. From curated book displays and collaborative reading lists to events, pledges, and digital learning opportunities, it’s been inspiring to […]
Celebrate International Dark Sky Week at the Library
International Dark Sky Week (April 13-20) is a global celebration of the beauty of the night sky and a reminder of why protecting it matters. Whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or someone who’s never looked through a telescope, it’s the perfect time to step outside, look up, and rediscover the wonder above us. To learn […]
Exam Time in the Library – Spring 2026
The Spring exam period is on the way… and the Library is ready to be your study sidekick. Whether you’re all about pin-drop silence or prefer a background buzz, we’ve got a space that works for you. Level 3 = Silent Mode Activated From Thursday, 2 April, Level 3 is going fully silent to help […]