Extended opening hours - exam period

The Edward Boyle library will be open longer during exam time in May.
You can see opening times for all the libraries at
http://lib41.leeds.ac.uk/openinghours/year.asp

LexisNexis Butterworths

An updated version of this database has been launched today. The interface has been simplified and the most commonly used search boxes are now much more prominent.

Two of the best new features are:

• The "Find a source" search on the homepage, that makes accessing international materials much easier than using the sources directory.
• The results pages now make it much more obvious what related content is available for a document without having to use a drop down menu

There have been no changes to the content of the databse, and links to training tutorials are available on most pages of the database.

Finalists 2008

A reminder to all those who are graduating this summer that you will need to clear all your library debts and return all your books by 30th May. Please be aware that it may affect your graduation ceremony if you've not done so by this date.

New books

New books have been added to the Brotherton Library. You can find a list on the library website at: http://lib5.leeds.ac.uk/ralist/bl0.htm.

New books

The library adds new books to its collections on a regular basis. A list of new books added to the Brotherton Library can be found on the Library website at : http://lib5.leeds.ac.uk/ralist/. Alternatively, you can browse the 'New Books' shelves next to the General Reference section located on Level 3 of the Brotherton Main Building.

Faculty Team Librarians are always looking for the latest quality titles in their subject field. If you have seen a new book that would be really useful for your studies or research, you can fill in an online 'Book Suggestions' form on the Library website at : http://www.leeds.ac.uk/library/contact/suggest/. Each suggestion will be considered by your Faculty Team Librarian.

The Stanley and Audrey Burton Gallery - Special Exhibition

From the 6th March until the 6th June, the Special Exhibition Room is showing ‘British Prints 1880-1980’ from the University art collection. The display explores the development of printmaking in Britain from the Etching Revival through to Pop and Op art screenprints.

To find out more about the Art Gallery please visit the website at http://www.leeds.ac.uk/gallery/