With term just around the corner, we wanted to shout about our latest offering of taught sessions and drop-in Wednesday afternoon support slots with an expert librarian running throughout Lent Term!📢 For more information and to book: training.cam.ac.uk/cul/theme?prov…

📚 This month's #TheReallyPopularBookClub is taking place next Tuesday. We're discussing Sofia Khan is Not Obliged by @Ayisha_Malik. Our special guest for the evening is Dr Amy Burge, School of EDACS Uni of Birmingham. Book your spot: loom.ly/ybEjyJg #Reading #BookTwitter

February is LGBT+ History Month. Why not check out our selection of brilliant books that you may not have discovered yet!

Fancy a blind date with a book? Check out your possible 'dates' from selection in the library entrance hall. We hope you find your perfect match. Happy Valentine's Day!

Want a chance to win a £50 Love Cambridge card? If so, you now have until Fri 10 March to give your feedback on Cambridge Libraries

To mark International Women’s Day 2023, join in with Cambridge University Library's Really Popular Book Club on Tuesday 28th March - our copy of How beautiful we were by Imbolo Mbue is available on the Second Floor at classmark FIC MBU

It's nearly the end of term so why not borrow something great to read for the vacation? Check out our display of new fiction by women in the entrance hall, or browse the General Fiction section #WomensHistoryMonth

In a "love song" to the Old Library, artist, poet and Fellow of the College, Dr Jane Partner has created a series of artworks, giving a glimpse into her research, the Elizabethan library and Trinity Hall as a whole. They go on display next week. trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/a-love-so…

Lovely to see the Master's cat, Silly, in this magnificent homage to Cambridge's kiterati. 🐈😸😻 The article notes Silly’s love of “gently head-butting people”.

There they went... our students celebrated their achievements and the end of their studies while staff and Fellows applauded them! General Admission 2023.

The Trinity Hall library team are celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth and National Poetry Day with a display of poetry from influential black women. Please feel free to borrow and read any of the display books on offer.

We have the winner, as well as the other shortlisted books in the Library. Come and check them out!

📢Thrilled to share details of the Cambridge University Dissertation & Research Fair which will take place on Friday 8th March at Elena Hall, Jesus College. More information about stall holders will be on the website soon. All are welcome 🔎📜📽️📷🎞️

The Dissertation and Research Fair is one month away! Join us at Elena Hall, Jesus College, on Friday 8th March from 11am-4pm. Visit our website to find out which collections will be represented at this year’s fair. We look forward to seeing you there! …mbridgedissertationfair.wordpress.com/2024-dissertat…

Join us to celebrate both the 25th Anniversary of the Jerwood Library, and to find out the winner of our creative writing competition. Don't forget to book your place from the link in our recent email.

This Saturday, February 10th, marks the start of the Lunar New Year! 🐉 Get ready for the Year of the Dragon by enjoying this beautiful dragon initial from our 12th century copy of Josephus' Antiquities of the Jews (Trinity Hall MS 4, fol. 147r) 恭喜发财

Congratulations to our Jerwood Library Creative Writing Competition winner, Abby Reeves, and to our runner-ups, Emil Cadwaladr Evans and Rachel Ngai, for their fantastic entries. Read Abby's inspiration for her poem 'Closed for business' below. trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/jerwood-l…

What a magnificent sight to see the Northern Lights over Trinity Hall this weekend - a once in a lifetime sort of experience. Master Mary Hockaday captured the beautiful aurora over Front Court and the Jerwood Library and we are simply lost for words. #NorthernLights

Did you know current members of the University of Cambridge can access virtually any article via our libraries? The 'How to...' blog post bit.ly/3FMQ76C looks at plugins, Open Access, Scan & Deliver from Cambridge University Library, & the Document Delivery LibGuide bit.ly/4jC33dD