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 […]
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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 […]
Shifting the Narrative – Now on Display in the Library
Shifting the Narrative – Now on Display in the Library Earlier this month, we were delighted to launch Shifting the Narrative: Feminist Stories and Perspectives — a new reading list created in collaboration with the FEM Society, celebrating feminist voices across genres and disciplines. You can browse the list here:Shifting the Narrative: Feminist Stories and […]
Book a desk for remote exams – Spring 2026
If you are due to sit an online examination remotely and don’t have a suitable space to take it or would prefer to make use of University space, you can book an exam space within three weeks of the start of the diet. This is available throughout the Spring undergraduate (Monday 20 April – Friday […]
Shifting the Narrative: Explore Our New Feminist Reading List
We’re excited to launch Shifting the Narrative: Feminist Stories and Perspectives — a brand‑new reading list created in collaboration with the FEM Society, alongside recommendations from students and Library staff. This curated collection brings together fiction, memoir, and feminist writing that spotlight powerful voices, challenge assumptions, and open up space for deeper understanding. Through compelling […]
You Solved the Puzzle You Weren’t Allowed to See… What’s Next?
You’ve completed another brilliant set of jigsaws — thank you to everyone who stopped for a mindful break and added a piece (or ten!). A special mention goes to our very first Wasgij puzzle, which you tackled like pros! If you’ve never tried one before, a Wasgij is a real brain‑twister — you don’t get […]
University Mental Health Day: Connecting and supporting wellbeing in the Library
University Mental Health Day takes place on Thursday 12 March 2026, bringing universities across the UK together to focus on student wellbeing and the importance of looking after our mental health. Run by Student Minds and the University Mental Health Advisers Network, the annual campaign encourages students, staff and universities to talk openly about mental […]
Library and IT Opening Hours – Easter 2026
Hopping into the Easter weekend? The Library will be open throughout the holiday period so you can study, relax, or recharge whenever suits you best. Our Easter opening hours are: Day Time Good Friday (3 April) 8am – 8pm Saturday (4 April) 10am – 8pm Easter Sunday (5 April) 10am – 8pm Easter Monday (6 […]
Changes to Chrome Browser Extensions
Our Cyber Security Manager shares an important update on upcoming changes to Chrome browser extensions. Most of us install browser extensions without thinking twice. Dark mode. Grammar checker. AI sidebar. Screenshot tool. Calendar helper. They’re small. Convenient. Harmless… right? Unfortunately, not always. I know what you’re thinking, “We’re about to lose the ability to install […]
Final‑Year Festival: Library and IT Roundup
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Final‑Year Festival workshops and at the Final-Year Festival Hub. It’s been fantastic to see so many students building skills and confidence as final submissions and graduations approach. If you missed a session or want to revisit one, all of our library skills workshop recordings are now […]