New e-Resource – Education Literature Datasets
The Education Literature Datasets database is another new subscription taken out by the…
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Showing off this summer! — exhibitions and conferences
We have had a busy few weeks supporting our academic colleagues during sunny conference season. The 600th anniversary has provided a big draw for conferences to St Andrews this summer. […]
New e-Resource – World Religion Database
The World Religion Database is another valuable addition to the Library's extensive collection of research…
52 Weeks of Inspiring Illustrations: Reflections and Visual Index
This year’s “52 Weeks of …” thread has now come to a close and it is time, once again, to finish the series with our image index. Last year’s “52 […]
Art History journal now online and open access
St Andrews Journal of Art History and Museum Studies has been re-launched as an open access journal, and renamed as North Street Review: Arts and Visual Culture. "North Street Review publishes essays representing the…
New e-Resource – Drama Online
Drama Online, a new subscription taken out by the Library, offers a unique way to study…
Student's initiative launches new open access journal
Just over a year ago, un undergraduate student in St Andrews put out a call for interest in starting an academic journal. The idea was to create the 'Journal of Sustainability', an open access journal which would…
52 Weeks of Inspiring Illustrations, Week 52: the St Andrews Psalter
For the final inspiring illustration of this 52-week series, it could be argued that we have saved the best for the last. This is a book of Psalms (with a […]
All good things…
Intern's log, stardate 12/07/2013: For the past six weeks I have been an intern here in the Repository Team, a post which I obtained through the St Andrews Summer Internships Scheme. It has been a busy time, and a…
Ancestry investigator requests St Andrews thesis
Here at the library we don’t just do letters, but numbers as well. When a request came in to view a thesis entitled ‘Robert Beale and the Elizabethan polity’ by Mark Taviner, from a Mr Beale located somewhere in…