Search results
Results from the WOW.Com Content Network
Books, manuscripts, journals and electronic resources: Size: 2.5 million physical volumes across all campus libraries, (4.3 million including e-books). Legal deposit: Formerly (1709–1836) Access and use; Access requirements: Staff, students and alumni of the University of Glasgow: Other information; Director: Susan Ashworth (librarian ...
The Glasgow University Students' Representative Council, also known simply as the Students' Representative Council or by the acronyms GUSRC and SRC is a student union at the University of Glasgow. Unlike at other universities in the United Kingdom, the University of Glasgow operates a unique system, with four separate and independent bodies ...
The Andersonian Library is split up into several different zones, spread over 5 levels. Levels 1, 4 and 5 are designated for silent study. Level 3 is the entrance floor and hosts the Library and IT helpdesk as well as the majority of the library's computers, and is designated a 'quiet' study area.
The library contains a large public library, with over a million items. [4] While composed mainly of reference material it also has a substantial lending facility which began in 2005. The North Street building, with its distinctive copper dome surmounted by Thomas Clapperton's bronze statue entitled Literature (often referred to as Minerva ...
The Walton Foundation Library and Resource Area occupies three levels of the building and is open to medical students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As well as 120 study carrels (booths), some with flat-screen computers, students have access video recorders and DVD players for watching clinical skills materials, over 3000 books (including ...
The University of Glasgow, Smith's alma mater, has named its new Learning Hub building the James McCune Smith Learning Hub and it opened to students early in 2021. [48] The university has also established a scholarship and an annual lecture named after Smith.
This publication succeeded Library & Information Update [19] which was published from 2002 to 2017 and the Library Association Record [20] published from 1899 to 2002. CILIP publications also include Lisjobnet (a recruitment website), and Facet Publishing (professional books). CILIP hosts an annual conference for members and non-members.
The library was built in 1923-24 by J A T Houston as part of building extensions to the northern side of the existing Couper Institute (built 1887) which were delayed by the First World War. [1] The library was designed in an English Baroque style, while the earlier hall presents the Scots Renaissance tradition.