With exams approaching, it’s important for many students to have quiet study space. When using the Stirling campus Library please be aware that others may be distracted by your conversation and respect their requirement for quiet study. People who prefer to revise in groups should try to make use of the Group Study Rooms and […]
New Library Exhibition – the Battle for Scotland
The Battle for Scotland charts the evolution of political election literature throughout the twentieth century. It features examples of election material from all the major political parties relating to Local, General and Scottish elections. The exhibition also focuses on the 1979, 1997 and 2011 Referendums relating to the establishment of a Scottish Parliament and proposed […]
Library late opening
This message applies to Stirling Campus only The University Library will commence late opening for exams from this Friday (29th) and will continue to open until 2am every day until 31st May inclusively. Opening will be self-service only from 10pm – 2am Monday – Thursday, and 7pm – 2am Friday – Sunday (with […]
Emerald Day – Win an iPad!
Don’t miss the chance to attend one of the Emerald Publishing presentations or training sessions. There are 3 different options for staff and students on Thursday 5th May at the Enterpise Zone in the library.  ·        Insider’s Guide to Getting Published (90mins). Starting at: 9.30, 12 or 4 ·        Database Training (30 mins) Starting […]
Need information about the Scottish Parliament elections and UK voting referendum?
Elections for the Scottish Parliament and a referendum about the UK voting system will take place on 5th May 2011. The Library’s 2011 election guide has information about the registering to vote, how to vote and how to find out more about the referendum. The guide also contains information about the candidates for the Scottish […]
Forthcoming Library Exhibition
The current exhibition in the Stirling Campus Library, ‘Treasures from our Collections’, will end on Tuesday 26th April. Â A new exhibition will go on display on 2nd May which will provide an historical perspective on Scottish elections with a selection of materials from our political collections. Â If you can’t make it into the Library […]
Don’t miss your chance to win an iPad2: enter the IS satisfaction survey 2011
Information Services Satisfaction Survey 2011 Please take 10 minutes out of your day to fill in our online survey. for improvement of services. We are responsible for many of the services and resources you use every day, including the portal, email, the Libraries, WebCT, student labs and lecture theatres, CampusNet and more. All comments will […]
An international evening of poetry – all welcome
English Studies at the University of Stirling will host an international evening of poetry on 21st April at 7:30pm in A7 in the Pathfoot Building. The evening will feature readings by Kona MacPhee and Sridala Swami, two fresh poetic voices.  Kona MacPhee was raised in Australia. She studied musical composition at Syndey and computer science […]
Connected Histories – British history sources 1500 – 1900
Connected Histories is a brand new resource which searches a range of digital resources relating to British history in the period 1500 – 1900. It cross-searches several key sources for historians including the House of Commons Parliamentary Papers, British Newspapers (1600-1900), the John Johnson Collection of Printed Ephemera and the Proceedings of the Old Bailey […]
Recording Lectures and Screenshots 2pm, 13th April 2011
This free JISC Advance WebCast brings you practical guidance on the legal, technical and accessibility issues involved in recording lectures and screencasts. For more information see the JISClegal Web site.  Send your own questions in advance to webcast@jisclegal.ac.uk. No need to register – just view a test card presentation in advance and if that’s working for you then you’re […]