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Augustine House: an architectural gem in the heart of Canterbury
When Barton Court Grammar School pupil Mark Spier came on work placement to Augustine House Library he told us about his love of architecture. We asked him to do some […]
The Carnegie Awards Celebrate Another Great Year in Literature and Illustration
The Carnegie Medals are awarded annually by CILIP and the Youth Libraries Group to books for children and young people that create outstanding reading experiences through writing or illustration.
Transition to studying next year
Transition can be defined as “the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another” (Oxford English Dictionary). If you are continuing to study at CCCU next academic year then you may expect much of your university experience to remain the same, but you should also anticipate some changes and challenges, and you can start preparing for these now – with a little help from the library!
Wellness and Mental Health Zine – downloadable now!
Do Not Untimely Die is the name of a collaborative zine made at Augustine House on University Mental Health Day. During research sessions held earlier this year, students and staff […]
Library opening over the Easter weekend
We are still here for you over the Easter holidays but there are some changes to our opening times and borrowing arrangements over the Easter weekend.
Are you graduating this week? We’re still here to support you
Your relationship with the Library doesn’t have to stop at Graduation. We’re looking forward to supporting your ongoing journey, wherever it takes you.
LibrarySearch is getting new discovery tools
We are pleased to announce that LibrarySearch has received a major new update. Find out how your discovery experience has been improved.
Sensory room now open in Augustine House
A sensory room is now open in Augustine House. The room has been designed with neurodiverse people in mind with a range of ways to control your sensory experience.