Guest blog by Jill Rogers, Digital Collections Librarian, Library Resources Services, QUT QUT Library is excited to announce our sixteenth and largest (upcoming) digital collection, the Bain/O’Gorman Collection,…
Not sure how to start your assignment? Need to brush up on your research skills? Received feedback that you need to find more academic or scholarly articles for…
National Reconciliation Week (NRW), which runs between 27 May and 3 June every year, features a range of activities celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture,…
The late Argentine short-story writer, poet, and essayist Jorge Luis Borges famously wrote that he imagined paradise as a kind of library (he was also a librarian). If…
Poetry lovers everywhere, rejoice! 21st of March is World Poetry Day. Declared by UNESCO in 1999, World Poetry Day is a celebration of poetry and poets of all…
Remember the joys of reading for pleasure? If you’re keen to get stuck into a good book these holidays, QUT Library has a great selection–including these overlooked contemporary…
Voting is now open for the 7th edition of GIF IT UP, an annual GIF-making competition for the most creative reuse of digitised cultural heritage material. GIF IT…
We’re approaching the end of another academic year — which means that exam time is nigh. Preparing early will help to reduce some of the inevitable pre-exam stress.…
QUT is partnering with Australia’s R U OK? Foundation to host a number of activities on Thursday 10 September to increase awareness of mental health challenges . Find out…
QUT Art Museum has generously loaned the Library three striking artworks from the QUT Art Collection, each one by a Queensland or Northern NSW practitioner. Japanese-Australian artist Hiromi…