Start them young: close encounters with movable books
As Special Collections curators and subject specialists we’re all used to hosting visits to the University Library for academics, students and members of the adult […]
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As Special Collections curators and subject specialists we’re all used to hosting visits to the University Library for academics, students and members of the adult […]
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Euclid’s Elements of Geometry is the subject of the current exhibition in the Library’s Entrance Hall display cases, which runs until 27th June. Written by […]
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These drawings were made by John Stanford in 1841 while on a research trip to the libraries of Germany. They are copies taken from a […]
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A guest post from Jonathan Nathan, who is studying for his PhD in History. He is investigating the circulation of underground atheist literature through pre-modern […]
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A guest post by Daniel Belteki, University of Kent On 29 June 2018, Cambridge University Library will host a workshop on the life and […]
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A guest post from Thomas Langley, who completed his MPhil on wealth and authority in early medieval Italy in 2017, and has continued studying at […]
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In the last few days I’ve seen quite a bit of discussion on Twitter about the alleged erasure of the role of the archivist and […]
Continue reading »A forthcoming public lecture series at Cambridge University Library: A Material History of the Bible in England, 1200-1600 by Dr Eyal Poleg, Senior Lecturer in […]
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A long-term aim at the University Library is to ensure that the manuscript holdings adequately represent a group of poets so closely associated with the […]
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Last week the UL hosted its first hackathon – to create web apps using glossed manuscripts from the UL’s collections, in just a few days. […]
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