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We know the past nine months have been a frustrating time for many of you. As we approach the new academic year, our CEO Sir Roly Keating issues an update on the rebuild of our systems and services following last October’s cyber-attack: bit.ly/BLCyberBlogJuly

Exciting News! We have started planning for The LRBS School and London International Palaeography School 2025 - stay tuned for updates! 📚 #LRBS2025 #LIPS2025 #RareBooks #SummerSchool

Hello — a fundraiser/book drive has been started today to help replace the books & repair shelving destroyed during last night’s attack on the Spellow Lane library in Liverpool. Details here in case you’d like to give/share on: gofund.me/d024718f

You have 🌞ONE DAY MORE🌞 to apply for bursaries to attend #RBSCG2024! Don't miss out on your chance to attend, and see our thread below of tips for applying. Good luck🌞

Luxury binding for BL’s copy of Gretser’s Rudiments of the Greek Tongue (London: Hills, 1687). Look at the endpaper at front and back!

New from English Association -- pls RT. Data page on student nos. for English Literature, Language, Creative Writing is live. We will update 15.08 with latest A-level figures. University English IES @BritishAcademy. Thanks to Alex Thomson englishassociation.ac.uk/english-studie…

.Maura C. Flannery has written a wonderful blogpost about her experience attending the The Art of Natural History Illustration course as part of the LRBS Summer School! The course was led by Henrietta McBurney and Roger Gaskell. Read here: buff.ly/3ysFYbU

We're advertising a one-year postdoc to work with me and the Print Matters team. If you're into embodiment and text technologies (any period) and keen to turn your hand to letterpress printing, please apply! Feel free to be in touch with questions. jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/resear…

Delighted that IES contributed to this advice together with English Association and University English

Our colleague Joseph Ford ILCS has penned a fantastic review of 'A Bookshop in Algiers' by Kaouther Adimi for Women in Translation Month! Read it here: buff.ly/3AnwP4L #BookReview #WomenInTranslationMonth

My blog post about the incredible week this June, participating in the LRBS module 'Using Publishers' Archives', led by Dr Andrew Nash, is now available on the IES website!👇 (1/3

We are fully booked for our LRBS short course: Medieval Book Production & the Collections of Hereford Cathedral! Attendees will learn from the brilliant Professor Michelle Brown Michelle P. Brown about one of Britain's most ancient & significant collections of medieval manuscripts.

Exciting news! Online, distance and flexible learning students based in or visiting the UK now have free access to a wide range of university and research libraries, including Senate House Library. Read the full story: bit.ly/3T4MPz9 #UoLCommunity #StudentLifeUoL

Thanks to Hannah Thomas Bar Convent Special Collections for a fantastic visit today!

JOB KLAXON! A permanent post in my *lovely* department at UCL: Lecturer in Literature in English since 1960. jobs.ac.uk/job/DJK368/lec…

We’re now able to confirm restoration dates for some of our key services. You’ll be able to access more content, view digitised manuscripts and request items remotely again this September. Our CEO Sir Roly Keating explains more in his latest blog: bit.ly/BLCyberBlogAug…

In August we celebrated #WomenInTranslationMonth at IES! Here are our top 5 recommended reads🧵 #WomenInTranslation #BookRecommendations

On October 2nd I’ll be talking about Eric Millar and Francis Wormald as manuscript collectors as part of this event celebrating the donation of a 14th-century Psalter to Senate House Library. Book now to attend online or in person 👇 senatehouselibrary.libcal.com/event/4248409

At my first #rbscg2024 !

Join us for a workshop exploring a 14th century psalter manuscript recently donated to the Library with experts from IES Wednesday October 2nd, In person and online: london.ac.uk/news-events/ev…