Celebrating New Special Collections

A look at recently acquired historical education materials.

Library Collections Team · 2 March 2019 · March 2019 issue
Stacks of old and new books on a wooden table

A look at recently acquired historical education materials. This illustrative article was written for the prototype and shows how a migrated newsletter post could read on the new Library website.

Why it matters

Students and staff at the Institute increasingly rely on library services that are online, discoverable and easy to use. Small changes in how we search, save and share information can save hours across a semester.

  • Historical textbooks
  • Archival photographs
  • Oral histories
Our past informs our teaching future.

Getting started

Begin with the Library's subject guides, then book a consultation with a librarian if you need tailored help. Our team can walk you through tools, strategies and resources relevant to your programme.

Stacks of old and new books on a wooden table
Stacks of old and new books on a wooden table. Illustrative image.

Need more help?

Reach out via the Library help desk or chat service. We are always happy to hear your feedback on what you would like to see in future issues.

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