Senate House Library will become a much greener space this year by installing energy-efficient LED lamps in our reading rooms.

We are delighted to announce our four leading inspirational speakers who will open and lead the four exhibition topics for debate in the historic Women's...

Now that Heythrop College Library is closed, the special collections have transferred to Campion Hall, Oxford and the main collection of c.200,000 books ...

We’re installing new self-service kiosks and creating some breakout space, following feedback from the users in recent surveys.

Senate House Library has recently received a donation of over 150 books by British women writers of the early 20th century. The books have been donated...

Today marks 51 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality through The Sexual Offences Act 1967, and we are pleased to announce that...

Senate House Library opened its free public exhibition and accompanying event season ‘Rights for Women: London’s Pioneers in their Own Words’ on...

In 1979, Clare Manifold created a walk around London’s East End to raise money for Rights of Women. Sixty women went on the walk, which Clare later...

The Queer Between The Covers (QBTC) exhibition and events season has now finished. It has been a great success and one of SHL’s most popular seasons to date.

On London History Day, Senate House Library, part of the University of London, reveals it’s forthcoming free exhibition and accompanying event season...