Digital technology is a big part of university life. Whether you’re accessing course materials, joining an online session, using specialist software, studying in the Library or simply connecting to Wi-Fi, we want to make sure our digital services support you and your studies. That’s why we’re asking students to complete our Digital Experiences Survey. Your […]
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What would you tell your first-year self? 2026 edition
At the start of the semester, we put up a graffiti wall in the Library and asked our current students and staff a simple question: “What would I tell my first-year self?” And you certainly had plenty to say! We received over 100 pieces of advice on our wall this year. Some were practical, some […]
Hello Cosy season – Library blankets are back!
We know that studying can be hard, particularly when deadlines are looming and you’ve been sitting at a desk for hours. The last thing you need is to be distracted because you’re uncomfortable. We can’t make your deadlines disappear, sadly! But we can do what we can to make your time in the library a […]
Updates to how the University uses AI
The University’s Artificial Intelligence Advisory Group (AIAG) has made some changes to their Assessment and Marking and Academic Integrity policies to clearly explain how artificial intelligence (AI) should be used transparently in learning, teaching and assessment, and research and administrative activities. These policies apply to both staff and students, so please take the time to […]
Cyber Security – Get skilled
The University’s official cyber security training covers the essentials everyone needs to know. But if you fancy going a step further and getting some real hands-on practice, there are some great free platforms out there that let you do just that. Ever wondered how attackers actually get into systems or how to stop them? You […]
Watch our Cyber Police series and learn new skills
Closing out Cyber Month, is the Cyber Police Series: Think Netflix, but cyber. Follow Detective Luis Moreno as he tackles real-world cybercrime cases in London, uncovering how criminals operate and how they’re caught. If you are familiar with the first 4 seasons, you will be delighted to hear that season 5, tipped as the most […]
Know the Scams Targeting You
Don’t get played: the scams to know about this term Welcome to Stirling if you’re just arriving, and welcome back if you’re returning! Whether you’re still finding your way around campus or already know the best spot in the library, there’s one thing worth a few minutes of your time before term gets busy: scams. […]
Week 3: Keeping Kids Safe Online
For staff or students with families or younger people in their lives, this week is all about protecting the younger people in your life. We’ll cover how to keep kids safe online, including the growing risk from AI tools that can misuse photos, plus links to trusted resources for parents. We recently joined the Cyber […]
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 […]
Spotlight on a Service – Library Study Facilities 📚✨
For many students, the Library is more than just a place to study — it’s the meeting place on campus. It’s where group chats turn into study sessions, where ideas are shared, and where you can find a space that suits exactly how you like to work. Whether you prefer a lively, social environment or […]