Library news News stories 14 May 2024 Exhibition Space Launched in the Information Commons The Exhibition of Creative Education took place in the Information Commons as we officially launched our Exhibition Space. 9 May 2024 National Fairground and Circus Archive awarded £460,000 for digitisation and engagement activities Read more about the exciting plans for the NFCA and how this funding will help us to open up the archives 7 May 2024 The Robert Innes Smith Archive ...and the unexpected detective work of an Archive Assistant 19 February 2024 White Rose University Press: The Open Access University Press of Sheffield, Leeds & York Curious about the benefits and possibilities of open access books? Interested in learning more about our very own open access university press? Search Liberation, libraries and learning Shona Tulloch, SUSU Liberation Officer talks to the University Library about her exciting new role. 28 October 2021 Unleashing academic freedom: the case for open educational resources In May’s blog post we addressed the issues surrounding the provision of textbooks, issues not caused by the pandemic but certainly magnified during that time. 25 October 2021 Archives Revealed: The Blunkett Archives In July 2019 The University of Sheffield library was awarded a grant from the Archives Revealed programme to catalogue the archive of David Blunkett, a Sheffield MP for 28 years and former Home Secretary. 8 October 2021 The University of Sheffield open research prize 2021 This spring we were delighted to launch our inaugural Open research prize, supporting the University of Sheffield’s open research statement. 4 August 2021 The amateur historian’s role in making history accessible Written by Alyssa Reed, master's student, Department of History, University of Sheffield, during a work placement at the National Fairground and Circus Archive. 22 June 2021 Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Current page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Next page Next › Last page Last »