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University House: Temporary Closure
University House is temporarily closing for important maintenance work. The last day you can use the Learning Grids in this space will be Friday, 19 December. Eatwise Test Kitchen will close at 2pm on 12 December. The building will be closed for approximately 12 months. There are many alternative study spaces on campus for you to use during this time, as well as various options for food and drink.
Need Help Overnight? LibAnswers Is Here from 8pm–8am

Whether you’re studying late, working on an assignment, or just need a bit of extra support, LibAnswers, our overnight online chat service, is available every day from 8pm to 8am (including over the Christmas vacation). You’ll be connected with a real librarian who can offer reliable, knowledgeable help whenever you need it most.
LibAnswers librarians can assist with:
• Identifying useful resources
• Finding and evaluating information
• Referencing and citation guidance
Just open the chat on our website during overnight hours to get started.
Whether it’s evening, midnight, or early morning—LibAnswers is just a click away.
We are recruiting!

Would you like to work for the University of Warwick Library? Details regarding a number of Library vacancies are available on our website.
LSEG Workspace – New Licence Registration Process
LSEG Workspace is an online global company and financial database from the London Stock Exchange Group available to students and staff across the University.
It was launched in June 2025 when the Eikon/Datastream service was withdrawn from use by the service provider. Eikon/Datastream was available on a standalone pc in the Library (with similar standalone terminals in WBS and Economics). LSEG Workspace is the replacement product for Eikon/Datastream.
With WBS, the Library provides access to a limited number of licences (due to the very high cost of licences) which have been issued via a process of self-registration up to this point. However, this is not currently providing a good or equitable user experience. In particular, the system does not advise when all licences are in use, and does not offer a waiting list, which creates anxiety and uncertainty around access to the database.
From 27 October 2025, we will be changing to a manual system of issuing licences. Managed by the Library, this will ensure equitable access through the maintenance of a waiting list system.
The process is straightforward for users, who will complete a brief MS Form to request a licence. They will then either be immediately given access to an LSEG Workspace licence, if one is available, or added to the waiting list. The library will review the waiting list and licence period regularly, and current licence periods and waiting times will be displayed on our LSEG Workspace library guide.
We will continue to issue licences for 7 days but will reserve the right to reduce the licence period if demand is very high, to ensure as much access as possible. Users will always be informed when taking up a licence how long they have the licence for.
To find out more about LSEG Workspace and how to access, we have a dedicated guide here: https://warwick.libguides.com/buseco/workspace.
National Student Survey (NSS)

This year the highest scoring group of questions were for ‘Learning Resources’ with a positivity score of 91%. This group of questions includes "How well have the library resources (e.g., books, online services and learning spaces) supported your learning?". And the positivity response for this question has gone up from 90.16% last year to 92.6%.