Posts in "Taylor Library"

We would like to advise the university community that OECDiLibrary database will be closed at the end of 2024. As of January 2025, OECD publications will be available at https://www.oecd.org/en/publications.html.

The home page of OECD Publications opens with the Featured tab for a selection of highlighted articles, reports and policy…

As the end of exams and assessments for many of our students comes closer, we would like to remind people that the libraries will be closed over the Christmas holiday.

All three libraries will close at 17.00 on Friday, 20 December, 2024 and remain closed until Monday, 6 January, 2025.

If you need a break and you’re a book lover, why not come take a look at our little book corner in Taylor Library! Here you will find a wide range of preloved literature books that are available to you to read, take and exchange.

We have tried our best…

If you’ve been a regular in Taylor Library, you may have noticed some of the changes that have occurred over summer 2024 - we now have 36 brand new high-sided reader carrel individual study spaces in our Floor 1 silent area which are proving very popular and are working extremely…

In a week where we celebrate International Open Access Week and muse on the theme of Community over Commercialization,let’stake a look at how the Law community is embracing ‘open’ as a way towards equitable access.  

Preprint servers are not new. But they may be…

We would like to advise the university community that due to staff shortages, Taylor Library will be closing at 5 pm today (the 23rd of October). 

The Sir Duncan Rice Library and Medical Library will be open as usual.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

Taylor Library Team

Please come along and take advantage of this excellent opportunity.  

Careers and Employability Service is providing drop-in sessions for law students at Taylor Library to help them enhance their CV, review their documents, give them career advice, or answer their questions. The next session is on Tuesday the 15^th of October…

OSCOLA Clinic is returning to Taylor Library this academic year to provide effective help to law students with OSCOLA Referencing Style. Mastering OSCOLA takes time and real dedication because the rules are very complex.

To help our students, we offer the following dates at Taylor Library between 12.00 - 1.00 pm:

Not many staff or students remember that the Taylor Library sign was stolen from the landing of Taylor Building Block C almost a decade ago. It was originally displayed next to the main entrance on Floor 1.

This morning, a parcel has arrived at the Reception of the School of…

The Digital Poverty Alliance defines digital poverty as “the inability to interact with the online world fully, when, where, and how an individual needs to.” 

Ofcom’s 2022 Digital Exclusion Review sets out some of the key barriers. These include the affordability of devices and internet packages,…