Northumbria University Library

Grove Art Online is an extensive and easily searchable art history resource which includes Grove Art Online, the Oxford Guide to Western Art, the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Art Terms and the Encyclopedia of Aesthetics. http://orlo.uk/zzc0u #MyNULibrary

Are you visiting Northumbria University #NUExperienceDay? The Libraries are open for visitors and Library staff will be in the Central Exhibition and in Student Central to answer your questions. #MyNULibrary

Digital Theatre Plus provides access to classic, contemporary and international productions and interviews, as well as essays, documentaries, lectures, and study guides, covering theatre history, context and practical techniques. socsi.in/x4NaX #MyNULibrary

Pick up some great tips and advice on dissertations from our "Spotlight on Dissertations" displays. Find them on floor one of City Library and in the Learning Café at Coach Lane Library. #MyNULibrary

Nineteenth Century U.S. Newspapers provides primary source newspaper content from the 19th century, featuring full-text and images from newspapers across a range of urban and rural regions in the U.S. Browse or search the collection socsi.in/TrPTQ #MyNULibrary

Find out what a primary digital source is, why you should use them and what you have access to in our Library News post: socsi.in/tTe6u #MyNULibrary

If you have questions about using the Library, we want to help. Come to our Library Drop-in, 11am-1pm today in Student Central, Coach Lane Campus. #MyNULibrary

If you have questions about using the Library, we want to help. Come and see us at the City Campus Library Drop-in, 11am-1pm today in the Beach Hut, Student Central, City Campus Library. #MyNULibrary

We recently subscribed to the LGBT Magazine Archive. This resource offers a searchable archive of major periodicals devoted to LGBT+ interests, dating from the 1950s through to recent years. socsi.in/aD76d #MyNULibrary #LGBTHistoryMonth

“I love the spaces provided, which gives me a space to study with amenities at my fingertips.”
What do you love most about the Library? #MyNULibrary #Loveyourlibrary #Valentinesday

From the introduction of Sunday trading, to the start of the digital era, the rise of sustainable fashion and changing consumer habits, the fashion industry has undergone many changes over the years. Drapers trade magazine chronicles it all. socsi.in/SuNO4 #MyNULibrary

Today is world radio day!📻 Box of Broadcasts is an online repository of TV and radio broadcasts (available in the UK only). Visit socsi.in/ZEHtQ to start listening for free! #MyNULibrary #BoxOfBroadcasts #BoB
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We've added some inspiring new titles to our Wellbeing Collection. Now you just have to decide which to read first! socsi.in/UlH4G #MyNULibrary #WellbeingWednesday

Are you visiting Northumbria University PG #OpenDay? The Libraries are open for visitors and Library staff will be in the Central Exhibition to answer your questions. #MyNULibrary

Library Search improves your ability to discover your subject through a single search box, includes an e-shelf for saving your search results and improved functionality with an upgrade in September 2019. socsi.in/VJz0y #MyNULibrary #loveyourlibrary

This is your Spotlight on Dissertations on Floor1 @CityCampusLibrary
Over the next 3 weeks there will be plenty of useful books, helpguides and information about workshops available through the Northumbria Skills Programme.
#Spotlight #Dissertations #SkillsDevelopment #SkillsPlus #MyNULibrary

Did you spot our deliberate mistake yesterday?
While the quote is generally attributed to Alan Turing, it's actually from The Imitation Game film. Was it Turing or a scriptwriter?
Make sure your references are correct with Skills Plus! https://cragside.northumbria.ac.uk/…/55 388…/story_html5.html

We will always provide an electronic text where one is available but we will also continue to purchase print books to give you a choice. We’ve enhanced and expanded your ebook collection and now have 917,490 ebooks as well as 453,121print books. #MyNULibrary #loveyourlibrary