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Art & Architecture Archive available for you until July 2023

By Sarah Field | 22 March 2023

As part of a You Read, We Buy scheme the Library has access to Art & Architecture Archive until July 2023. At the end of that … Read more

Get Lean with your studies

By Fran Williams | 21 March 2023

Lean Library is a free browser extension that makes it quicker and easier to find and access journals, e- books and newspapers. The tool provides … Read more

News, Policy & Politics Magazine Archive available until July 2023

By Sarah Field | 20 March 2023

As part of a You Read, We Buy scheme the Library has access to News, Policy & Politics Magazine Archive until July 2023. At the end … Read more

New collections from Alexander Street Video!

By Sarah Field | 18 March 2023

We have access to seven additional video collections as part of a You read, we buy scheme. These are available until July 2023 after which … Read more

Historical newspapers – new collections for you until July 2023

By Sarah Field | 15 March 2023

As part of a You Read, We Buy scheme the Library has access to a number of Historical Newspaper collections until July 2023. At the end … Read more

The Artforum Archive available to you until July 2023

By Sarah Field | 14 March 2023

As part of a You Read, We Buy scheme the Library has access to The Artforum Archive until July 2023. At the end of that period, the Library will … Read more

Religious Magazine Archive‎ available until July 2023

By Sarah Field | 13 March 2023

As part of a You Read, We Buy scheme the Library has access to Religious Magazine Archive until July 2023. At the end of that period, the Library … Read more

Search international company information with Orbis database

By Holly Callaghan | 16 January 2023

You now have access to Orbis.  Follow the link and log in with your Kent IT account details. Orbis database is the newly upgraded edition … Read more

Effortless journal browsing and reading with BrowZine

By Sarah Field | 14 November 2022

Use our new tool to find your favourite journals quickly and easily. BrowZine allows you to view the e-journal collections available to you for your … Read more

Introducing Libby to Templeman Library

By Emma Mires-Richards | 14 November 2022

  You can read e-books or listen to audiobooks for free via the Libby app using your phone, tablet or computer. This is a brief … Read more

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