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UX studies

This week, we'll be doing some user experience studies in the MML Library, including observing how our readers use the Library space. Ask us about it! And just let us if you don't want to be involved in this.

Read more at: Library Survival Skills session for Part IA students

Library Survival Skills session for Part IA students

Tomorrow Tuesday 12 January, the MML Library team will be sharing their top tips on making the most of the Library in a session designed for first year MML and Linguistics students. Come to the Lady Mitchell Hall at 2pm to find out how to use Cambridge electronic collections, find what you need quickly and efficiently both...

Read more at: We're open again!

We're open again!

We're open for business again as of 9am today. Opening hours this week are Monday to Friday 9-5, term-time hours including Saturday openings resume on Monday 11 January. Happy New Year to all our users!

Read more at: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

The MML Library is now closed for Christmas and New Year, and will reopen at 9am on Monday 4 January 2016. We wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2016! The MML Library team

Read more at: Screening of BBC Arena film

Screening of BBC Arena film

We are excited to report that the BBC's film Arena is currently screening from the MML Library onto the other wing of the Sidgwick Site's Raised Faculty Building. For access to the soundtrack, head to the Lecture Block and pick up a set of headphones there. Enjoy! More information is available at http://www.festivalofideas...

Read more at: Art Language Location Festival brings art to MML
Careful Now by Rachel Wooller

Art Language Location Festival brings art to MML

The MML Library is delighted to be hosting a site-specific sculpture, Careful Now by Cambridge based artist Rachel Wooller, as part of the Art Language Location Festival currently underway in the city. Rachel's work explores and exploits the gap between material and emotion. She makes sculptural objects in arte povera...

Read more at: Looking Back and Moving Forward
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Looking Back and Moving Forward

Today the MML Library marks its final day under the management of the Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages. On 1 August, the Library joins the University Library as part of the network of affiliated libraries at Cambridge. We will still be in the same place, but under new management. The MML Library team would like...

Read more at: Library Closing at 16.00 Today, June 29th

Library Closing at 16.00 Today, June 29th

The MML Library will close today at 16.00 to allow all staff to attend the annual MML Faculty garden party. We thank our users for their understanding.

Read more at: Vacation Hours Start Friday, June 12th

Vacation Hours Start Friday, June 12th

Vacation hours start on Friday 12th June when we will be open 9.00 - 17.00. During the summer, the Library will be open Monday - Friday from 9.00 - 17.00, with doors closing at 16.45. We are closed 17th through 31st August, re-opening Tuesday 1st September at 9.00. We wish all our users a very happy summer holiday!

Read more at: Vacation Borrowing Starts June 8th
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Vacation Borrowing Starts June 8th

Vacation borrowing starts at 9 am on Monday 8th June. Vacation loans will be due back on Thursday 8th October. Term-time loans may be renewed into the vacation . To renew your items already on loan, go to My Library Account . Recalls will be turned off from Monday 8th June. During vacation borrowing, overnight loans become...

 

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Easter closure

28 March 2024

The MMLL Library will be closing briefly for the Easter bank holiday weekend, from Friday 29th March to Monday 1st April inclusive. Our normal vacation opening hours of 9:30am - 5pm will then resume on Tuesday 2nd April. We hope you have a restful bank holiday weekend!

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