Library Blog

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Auld Lang Syne: History, nostalgia, and a million midnights

Reflective Writing

Dec 16 2022 By : Christopher R. Moore

In just over two weeks, 2023 will inch its way from one side of the globe to the other.

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Take Arden Library with you!

Reading and Research

Dec 01 2022 By : Emily Clark, Deputy Head of Library Services (Acquisitions & Systems)

Did you know that you can access some of our brilliant Arden Library content via apps, and squee

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Need some New Year motivation? Come and try the Writers’ Retreat…

Academic Writing

Nov 30 2022 By : James Nixon, Academic Skills Tutor (Birmingham)

The Library and Academic Skills team have been excited to run a series of Writers’ Retreat

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Are you able to study, work, and emigrate all at once?

Student Voice

Nov 22 2022 By : Lorena Martinez Ramirez, MSc Data Analytics & Information Systems Management [Berlin]

I often thought I wouldn't be able to complete my master's degree in Germany when I set the aim for myself, and I have only partially succeeded in doing so.

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North and South: The Story So Far

Reflective Writing

Sep 16 2022 By : Lisa Farrant

My roots lie in the Southern coast sands of South Africa, in a village that sees whales return each year to birth their young and to breach into the fresh breeze that whips eastwa

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Graduation Season (with apologies to Baz Luhrmann)

Careers

Aug 05 2022 By : Christopher R. Moore

I recently spent an evening with two friends and their Small Boy. We live at opposite ends of the country, so time spent in each other’s actual physical company is a rare treat.