What your academics might be using to keep track of what’s being published (and produce your reading lists!) See what we think it’s good for.

  View more than 25,000 different works between 1465-1700, from plays to poetry to books, alongside scholarly interpretative and explanatory notes.  What are the benefits of using Oxford Scholarly Editions Online?

We love you all, and we’re showing it the way we know best this Friday – an extra special T@3 in the social space.  There will be cake, tea and a Valentine’s card making station!  You might also want to listen out for a few surprises in the Library throughout the day…

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.