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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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Study Happy
Students! Check out Study Happy – our programme of events to introduce you to new people and activities and enhance your wellbeing.
Your Library Online
Find out about the online courses we offer for all students.
Did you know?
There is more than one Library space! We have 8 other areas apart from the Library building, 2 within the main building; Wolfson Research Exchange & Teaching Grid, and 6 outside the building. 3 Learning Grids, BioMed Grid, Postgrad Hub, and Modern Records Centre (which hold the Archives). Spaces suitable for all of our customers.
Archives exhibition
Warwick Life
The University of Warwick opened in 1965 to 450 undergraduates, who were accommodated in a handful of buildings surrounded by farmland. Over 50 years on, the student population has increased to over 25,000, and the campus has expanded beyond recognition.
‘Warwick Life’ the latest exhibition at the MRC looks at the origins of the University and how it has changed, with a wide range of photographs, maps and documents on display.
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For access to primary sources for social, political and economic history please contact the MRC
Warwick Digital Collections
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