Following its recent migration to the latest version of WordPress, the blog is getting a makeover tomorrow! Soon we will have all the beautifications we used to enjoy before something fell over and took them all away just as Covid-19 …
Last week, we bid goodbye and good riddance to those frustrating security warnings that popped up and waved at anyone trying to read one of our blog posts. We have at last migrated to the latest version of WordPress.org and …
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What is interesting? Follow the short historical trail from the Interesting Thing of the Day blog, through the early incarnation of this blog, to a new app that helps you capture what interests you.
Just joined the University or finally noticed that we live on social media? Greetings! Over the next few weeks, I I will be introducing the most important library services you will want to know about, along with a few things …
We know that everything at university can seem rather complicated at times. That’s why we are here to explain how everything works in person, by email or you can chat online for instant answers 24/7. You will always get through …
For the fourth time running, the vLex International Law & Technology Writing Competition has returned. Student everywhere are invited to write a 1000-word blog-style article on one of three topics. The winner will win £1,500 and a 3-month internship at …
The Library building may have closed, but our staff are all here to offer you the same support online that you would expect at the Library help desk. We can help with finding the information, market data, ebooks and journal …
There are lots of lovely new books coming into the library at the moment but Brent Luvaas’ Street Style: An ethnography of fashion blogging seemed an appropriate choice. If you’re reading this at home, you’ll be pleased to know that …
www.independent.co.uk With the news that the Independent and the Independent on Sunday is to close down, it has prompted the British Library to publish a very interesting blog about the future of the newspaper. Read it here: http://britishlibrary.typepad.co.uk/thenewsroom/2016/02/from-print-to-digital.html
Magna Carta, ‘The Great Charter’, paved the way for modern government by establishing in 1225 the principal that no-one, not even the monarch, was above the law and giving all “free men” the right to justice and a fair trial. While only three clauses are …
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