New resources: American Periodicals and Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive

We now have access to two new full text resources:   American Periodicals This is a digitised archive of selected American magazines and periodicals from 1740-1900. It includes titles such as Benjamin Franklin’s General Magazine; literary serializations in National Era; and Scribner’s and Lippincott’s. It is likely to be of interest for history, English, publishing […]

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The Jacobites and their Legacy

The latest exhibition in the Library commemorates the 300th anniversary of the 1715 Jacobite Rising. The display includes books, manuscripts, artwork and artefacts from the University Library’s collections, as well as some books and broadsides from partner institutions – the Library of Innerpeffray (http://www.innerpeffraylibrary.co.uk/) and the Leighton Library in Dunblane (http://www.spanglefish.com/leightonlibrary/). You can see the […]

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British Newspapers Part 3, 1780-1950

We have extended our collection of online historical newspapers. The third collection of Gale Cengage Learning’s British Newspapers covers 1780 – 1950 and includes many local newspapers, including the Stirling Observer (1839-1867).   You can access this new resource from the A-Z list of Online Resources. British Newspapers Part 3 can be searched together with […]

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SAGE Research Methods

We now have access to the SAGE Research methods collection. This includes 700+  ebooks published by SAGE covering research methodology. You can access the resource directly here http://srmo.sagepub.com.ezproxy.stir.ac.uk/ You can browse the entire collection and search across the collection which includes articles, book chapters and videos.   In addition, all of the individual titles have […]

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Research bites for Spring 2015

The IS subject librarians are again providing their successful lunchtime briefing sessions for researchers– please see below for details, and booking links. A course descriptor is given on the sign up sheet. All sessions are on a Wednesday, except for ‘Guide to getting published’ (April 13th) which is a Monday.  All the sessions are at […]

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