It was renamed the Fawcett Library in 1953 in memory of Millicent Garrett Fawcett and then The Women’s Library in 2002. It moved to LSE in 2013. More on the history of The Women's Library. The Women’s ...

1.a) Who, in your view are the stakeholders of the LSE Library law holding? 1.b) The LSE Library supports both teaching and research. Which should be given priority in the allocation of limited ...

The Women's Library at LSE The Anti-Suffrage League was founded in 1908 by Mary Humphrey Ward, with support from two men: Lord Curzon and William Cremer. Suffragettes v suffragists: Who won women ...

The Brandeis Library provides access to a wealth of information resources in many formats. Our goal is to transition of as much scholarly content as possible from print to electronic form, enabling ...

The London School of Economics and Political Science is one of the foremost social science universities in the world. LSE is shown as the top university (of multiple submissions) in the UK based ...

Break down barriers, challenge biases, and develop an understanding of people with diverse backgrounds. Join us for a Human Library event at Erin Meadows Library on Saturday, October 19, from 11 a.m. ...

One of the UKs largest life insurers, Prudential has operations around the world in the UK, US and Asia. As well as providing financial services under its own name, the Pru also owns M&G Investments.

Rio Tinto shares currently come with a 6.75% dividend yield. And Stephen Wright's impressed with what looks like an ...

LSE moved up to first from fourth place last year, pushing both elite Oxbridge institutions down a place. Oxford dropped from second to third place on the league table, while Cambridge went from ...

We all know which phones offer the best cameras and the best looks — but what if mobile gaming is your top priority? Here are some of the best gaming phones.

But there’s one school where the classic novel won’t be being read in classrooms – because it has been put on a very special shelf in their school library. A shelf full of “banned ...