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Service notices: 1. Ground floor lift - temporary closure. More information. 2. Monday 13 August to Sunday 19 August inclusive: LG1 in University House will be temporarily closed for study. More information.

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For new customers see Get Started - a guide to help you make the most of your Library

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Libby can answer questions about using the Library.

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Find your way around the Library (floor plans)

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Get the Libmap app to find your way around the Library.

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All students - for all Warwick students
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PGR - for research postgraduates
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Warwick Research Publications

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Make your work Open Access

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Did you know?

Warwick authors can share their papers, via our repository, and make them open access.

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Need help? Find out more.

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Study Happy

Students! Check out Study Happy – our programme of events to introduce you to new people and activities and enhance your wellbeing.

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Archives exhibition

Working Together
1-30 August 2018

Exhibition on the workers’ co-operative movement, 1970s-1990s, on loan from the National Co-operative Archive. Also on display are archives on co-operation in the 19th and 20th century, from the MRC's own collections.

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For access to primary sources for social, political and economic history please contact the MRC

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