3.2K views · 58 reactions | 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 | Facebook

⏰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

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

In 1632, Cambridge University Library received a remarkable collection of manuscripts, including Arabic texts, collected by the visionary thinker Thomas Van Erpe, also known as Erpenius. This manuscript is a royal copy of an Arabic work on language and grammar, produced in Baghdad in the 13th century. See this manuscript, and many more extraordinary exhibits at our Endless Stories Exhibition, curated by Majid Daneshgar. 📍 Cambridge University Library until 22 February 2025 ⏰ Monday – Friday 9am

Welcome to Cambridge University Library – one of the oldest university libraries in the world 📚 #CambridgeUniversity #Cambridge #UniversityOfCambridge #Libraries | 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