As we launch into a new year, we thought now would be a good time to highlight six things you might have missed from Library Services (but we definitely wouldn’t want you to) over the last few months: Continue reading Six things you might have missed
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Subject Librarian at City, University of London specialising in tea, biscuits and terribly cheesy puns.
CityLibrary’s open during the holidays
With the end of term and vacation not far around the corner, CityLibrary have released details of available services through the festive period. Continue reading CityLibrary’s open during the holidays
Library workshops and specialist support
Did you know you can attend Library workshops to support your studies and research?
Or, that you can book an appointment with a Subject Librarian for expert help? Continue reading Library workshops and specialist support
CityLibrary’s online, you’re feeling fine
We want to make sure you’re able to access and use all the online Library resources and services available to you working remotely. There are lots of ways you can get support 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including: Continue reading CityLibrary’s online, you’re feeling fine
COVID-19 in America: Response, Issues, and Law
COVID-19 in America: Response, Issues, and Law is a brand new database available via HeinOnline focusing on issues related to the ongoing global pandemic from a U.S. perspective. Continue reading COVID-19 in America: Response, Issues, and Law
New e-books to help you study at home
We’re constantly updating our collections so that you can access the best resources possible.
Over the last few weeks we have been busy adding new e-books to CityLibrary Search: some of these are brand new titles, including those chosen by you through one of our Recommend a book for purchase schemes; others are digital versions of print books which are inaccessible because of the lockdown.
Here, our Subject Librarians have picked out some highlights from the new items in our collections to help you while you are studying at home. The title links will take you through to the e-book record where you can login to access the full text.