APA referencing pop-ups return to the Library Atrium all next week (Monday- Friday, 2-6 December). Sit down with a librarian for a few minutes and get a personalised introduction to how referencing and citations work, the APA (7th edition) referencing style, and learn the …
We are upgrading our computer network to ensure we continue to provide reliable, high speed computing facilities this week (between 28-31 October). This means that over the next few days, we will need to make small clusters of student computers …
All our EBSCO services, including the Discovery Service, will undergo scheduled maintenance starting on 17 October 2024 at 1.30 pm. You will be able to continue using all our eresources during this maintenance period but you might notice degraded performance and momentary functionality loss.
We hope it will never happen to you, but property theft is sadly a fact of life. Happily, there are (simple, free) things you can do to make your property – including your bicycle if you own one, much less …
As I mentioned previously, Artstor is becoming one with JSTOR on 1 August. From August, you will be able to find everything you used to enjoy in ArtSTOR on JSTOR. If you haven’t transitioned to using Artstor on JSTOR, visit …
A classic British summer day of wind, cloud and rain did not stop the smiles and fun at the ‘Celebration of our International Students and Staff’ which took place on Gun House Green in the beautiful Ravelin Park here at …
Celebrating our international students and colleagues at the University of Portsmouth Read more »
80 years ago, the Second World War was raging across Europe. Having previously been forced into retreat and barely having rescued their forces from Dunkirk in 1940, D-day marked the final grand offensive that would win the Second World War.
Have you seen our latest exhibition Sounds Beyond Music: Selected Objects from the Museum of Portable Sound on the Mezzanine of Portsmouth University Library? Pop up to see the exhibition which runs until 31st January 2024. While you are there …
The Museum of Portable Sound and our Special Collections Exhibitions. Read more »
For Black History Month last year we found a real gem of a book in our Rare Books Collection by the artist Paul Peter Piech (1920-1996). Piech started out his artistic career working in advertising and found his style worked …
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Come and see the beautiful sketches from our first year BA (Hons) Illustration students that we have on display in the library. Students were asked to explore the Library and Special Collections. They picked a topic from a ‘lucky dip’ …
Illustration students work on display in UoP Library Read more »
