Join us on a tour of the English Faculty Library at the University of Cambridge! 📚 Do you use the English Faculty Library? Tell us about what you love about it and (more importantly) whether you've introduced yourself to Shakespeare yet. 😉 Daisy is a PhD student who works in the library. #EnglishFacultyLibrary #CambridgeUniversityLibraries #CambridgeUniversity #Cambridge | Cambridge University Library

⏰THURSDAY 19 JUNE 2025, 7.30PM TO 10PM 📍Cambridge University Library 🎟️Book your ticket now via the link in our bio! £8 for adults / Free for those aged 17 and under. Join us on 19 June for a fun evening dedicated to our latest exhibition, #CuriousCures. Travel back in time to the world of medieval medicine through our special activities: create a medieval almanac, enjoy board games with Waterstones Cambridge, or attempt to decode some Middle English! Plus, don’t miss this opportunity to explo

Step this way for a whistle-stop tour of Curious Cures, with its curator James Freeman! Visiting Cambridge this summer? We’re a short walk from the city centre and you could easily combine a trip to our exhibition with a visit to our friends at the @fitzmuseum_uk or the @cubotanicgarden. 🎟️ Book your FREE #CuriousCures exhibition tickets now via the link in our bio! Manuscripts featured: MS 190/223 @caiuscollege CUL MS Add. 3303(3) Cambridge University Library MS O.2.48 @trincollcam MS li.5.11

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33 reactions · 5 comments | Get the Library Lowdown and maximise your time in the University Library - our bite-size video guides introduce essential tips for using the UL. Get started - when are we open? what should you bring? | Cambridge University Library | Facebook

Billions of words, millions of books - 600 years of Cambridge University Library. Lines of Thought, our spectacular new exhibition, traces 4,000 years of human thought taking in Homer, Shakespeare, Darwin, Newton and 3000-year-old Chinese oracle bones. http://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/lines-of-thought-discoveries-that-changed-the-world | University of Cambridge

40 reactions · 4 comments | The new season of Cambridge University Library’s online #ReallyPopularBookClub is here! We’re kicking things off with The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Joyce. The discussion will be led by the UL’s @ciditcharlotte Tuesday 17 September, 7-8pm. Online, free and open to all! | Cambridge University Library | Facebook