New service launched at EFL. Ever arrived at the Library to find that someone else got to the books first? If you’ve come a long way, we know it can be annoying. That’s why we’ve come up with Text + Collect. To use this service…..

  A  frequent complaint from Cambridge examiners is that students often neglect to place authors and their texts within a wider literary and historical context.  The Cambridge Literature Timeline helps you do that at a glance. Place Keats in his proper context and deepen your understanding of literature as a whole.

  Project MUSE offers full-text current and archival articles from 600+ scholarly journals. So, why use it?

Scheduled downtime this Sunday means that LibrarySearch will be unavailable between 06.00-17.00. This means no catalogue search or renewals!  So get sorted beforehand and maybe schedule some downtime for yourself this weekend..?

Scrivener workshops available for booking next week during our ‘Shut up and Write’ week. Monday 26 January 4.15 pm IT Training Suite Thursday 29 January 2.00 pm IT Training Suite  

You’ve probably used a Cambridge Companion before but did you know all 500+ titles are available online? What’s so good about that? Well…

Thought about using Zotero? Just need to set aside a little time to do this? Attend a 30 minute workshop at EFL and see what it’s like. Register for Friday’s session Register for Monday’s session

Students asked via our Library Committee rep whether the Library could open a little earlier in the morning so that you could get in to return books before lectures. So – starting today (14th Jan) the Library will be opening at 8.50 every morning on weekdays.

This week we’re still in vacation mode, opening 9.30-5.00 and we’re not open at the weekend. Term-time hours resume on Monday 12th January.

We’re closing Friday 19th at 12.30 for the Christmas vacation – and I can’t deny it – the library staff are all very happy! Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and New year and see you on Monday 5th January at 9.30 am (of course)