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A Note From the Editor:

Every month thousands of readers from all over the world visit our blog to find out about the ups and downs of students’ lives and solutions to overcoming challenges. Whilst some may recognise themselves in the experiences of some of our bloggers, others may not have embarked on their academic journey yet and could be looking to find out more.

Almost 300 posts have been published on the Study Blog so far, in order to make things easier for our readers, we have decided to publish our Contents page with the titles of all of our posts. The names of the authors, publishing dates and links to each post are included. Hopefully, this will make surfing our blog a more enjoyable experience, and it will help our readers to discover hidden gems of the Study Blog. Happy reading!

1. 5 surprising services to make your long-distance Library relationship thrive, Francesca Green, 3 February 2014
2. Is it all on Google? 5 top search tips, Kate Courage, 11 February 2014
3. 5 top tips to help you master academic writing, Tom Bray, 18 February 2014
4. How to cope with your new group mates, Charlotte Salter, 21 February 2014
5. I need quiet! 2 simple ways to get quiet in the Library, Tom Stewart, 21 February 2014
6. 3 ways to free yourself of Library fines forever, Tom Bray, 21 February 2014
7. Top 10 tips to avoid plagiarism, Tracy Dix, 25 February 2014
8. The Eurosceptic meets the European Documentation Centre, Stephen Soanes, 3 March 2014
9. Doing your course from your bed…, Nuala Clarke, 3 March 2014
10. 3 Tips for Dealing with your Dissertation, Nuala Clarke, 13 March 2014
11. 3 awkward referencing questions your Librarian dreads, Karina Beck, 17 March 2014
12. Driven to distraction? Making the most of a long journey, Carina Hart, 28 March 2014
13. Size isn’t everything… but these Library figures are guaranteed to impress, Carina Hart, 2 April 2014
14. Four essential reasons why the e-book is w-onderful, Thomas Bray, 8 April 2014
15. The best ways to superfuel your study, Charlotte Salter, 16 April 2014
16. 9 Necessities for surviving a library all-nighter, Rachel Bell, 21 April 2014
17. BREAK-ing news: you need 5 minute rests to recharge for effective study, Karina Beck, 25 April 2014
18. Our experienced writers share their revision wisdom, 27 April 2014
19. Read it and weep: Mastering your open text exam, Lillie Almond, 29 April 2014
20. Fold your way to relaxation, Charlotte Salter, 1 May 2014
21. Running the Gauntlet: Mastering your short answer exam, Charles Hand, 3 May 2014
22. Vital Library tools for Masters dissertation success, Karina Beck, 5 May 2014
23. So many essays, so little time: Mastering your written exam, Lillie Almond, 7 May 2014
24. Stay organised with the study blog’s essential exam day checklist, Nuala Clarke, 9 May 2014
25. It’s time for yoga…in the library!, Eric Baron, 12 May 2014
26. Library 101: How databases can transform your assignments, Karina Beck, 14 May 2014
27. How to manage your postgraduate stress, Eric Baron, 20 May 2014
28. Power Pose Your Way to Exam Triumph, Carina Hart, 22 May 2014
29. Buzzfeed Walk Music: Maintaining your library Zen, Thomas Stewart, 26 May 2014
30. What kind of searcher are you?, Kate Courage, 28 May 2014
31. Down The Rabbit-Hole: Sitting an Exam, Thomas Stewart, 1 June 2014
32. We asked you for your best revision tips, here’s what you came up with…, 9 June 2014
33. What do your revision notes say about you?, Thomas Stewart, 11 June 2014
34. Mindfulness in the Library, or wherever you happen to be, Eric Baron, 13 June 2014
35. Top 10 moments of the Study Happy Campaign!, Nuala Clarke, 27 June 2014
36. A year in the Learning Grid Rootes, Charlotte Salter, 11 July 2014
37. Mastering the art of outdoor study, Francesca Green, 17 July 2014
38. Have you met Bob?, Richard Perkins, 31 July 2014
39. Library Life: My week as an Arts student, Lillie Almond, 7 August 2014
40. How is the University Library different to my sixth form one?, Lillie Almond, 14 August 2014
41. Library life: My week as a med student, Charles Hand, 28 August 2014
42. New to Warwick? 5 Essential things to do before you arrive, Thomas Stewart, 23 September 2014
43. The Uni experience: balancing study with your social life, Lillie Almond, 14 October 2014
44. Here’s how not to do your dissertation, Nuala Clarke, 17 October 2014
45. The 10 stages of working towards a deadline, Thomas Stewart, 6 November 2014
46. Feeling like a Masters monster? The Library can help, Tom Stewart, 14 November 2014
47. 5 quotes about academic writing that might just be true…, Stephen Soanes, 18 November 2014
48. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Here’s why you shouldn’t just give up, Richard Perkins, 21 November 2014
49. Understanding Library terminology: Part III, Francesca Green and Lorna Khemraz, 25 November 2014
50. Is this source scholarly enough?, Kate Courage, 18 February 2015
51. After Talk Must Come Action: Racial Resistance and Remaking, 4 March 2015
52. Happy April Fools’ Day!, 1 April 2015
53. Picture this: finding and using online images, Helen Curtis, 8 April 2015
54. What’s in a phrase? With these 5, just possibly better grades…, Stephen Soanes, 14 April 2015
55. Extra Life: How to stop video games taking over your life, Jacqui Waldron, 23 April 2015
56. Nowhere to hide: Mastering your spoken exam, Karina Beck, 29 April 2015
57. Last-minute Library, Karina Beck, 5 May 2015
58. The ultimate list of #studyblog exam and revision posts, 12 May 2015
59. A guide to Term 3 told by the ghost of Library past, Nuala Clarke, 14 May 2015
60. Missed these? Here are our practical guides to exam papers, 21 May 2015
61. You gave us your top tips for term 3 healthy eating…, 25 May 2015
62. Getting the most from your sources:  Note taking and speed reading, Chris Vernon, 28 May 2015
63. Dissertation troubles: digital solutions?, Karina Beck, 3 June 2015
64. Struggling with revision? Your fellow students give their tips…, 5 June 2015
65. Kirby and his #studyhappy work over the past year, 19 June 2015
66. Schools outreach in the Library… a student’s view, 30 July 2015
67. Aesop’s study blog, Laura Primiceri, 24 August 2015
68. What’s in a name? Statistics can tell you…, Helen Riley, 8 September 2015
69. Guest Post: What does Orientation mean to a Warwick student?, Francesca Alberigi, 23 September 2015
70. Let’s do coffee: How to enjoy that cup of joe without the jitters, 29 September 2015
71. Behind the scenes of Customer Support, Claire Callan, 21 October 2015
72. Celebrating Black History @ the MRC, MRC blog, 23 October 2015
73. How to eat the elephant of your workload, Ondrej Bajgar, 30 October 2015
74. Focus on… Science databases, Helen Ireland and Chris Vernon, 13 November 2015
75. Struggling to study: causes and solutions, Laura Primiceri, 18 November 2015
76. Thinking of starting a blog?, 7 January 2016
77. Focus on…the digital Loeb Classical Library, Helen Ireland, 18 January 2016
78. Is there a Formula for Blues?, Ana Kedveš, 25 January 2016
79. Presentation technologies: 5 top tips, 29 January 2016
80. Navigating your research journey, 5 February 2016
81. How To Overcome Presentation Misnomers, Philip Gaydon, 11 February 2016
82. We’re the Library and we’re listening, 25 February 2016
83. Down the rabbit hole…, Nuala Clarke, 2 March 2016
84. How to edit and proofread an assignment, 7 March 2016
85. The Library by the Numbers, Chris Vernon, 10 March 2016
86. Two cultures, one Library, Martin Monahan, 13 April 2016
87. Put your best foot forward, Annette Kinsella, 18 April 2016
88. The mature students’ exam survival guide, Julie Robinson, 22 April 2016
89. You don’t have to do it alone: 5 tips for group revision, Annette, 28 April 2016
90. Remember, remember: memorising information for your exams, 16 May 2016
91. Brighten up your Library life: 5 tips for happy breaks, 20 May 2016
92. 4 Thoughts that you’ve had after an exam, 8 June 2016
93. ‘One day in the national library we had a discussion…’, Martin Monahan, 16 June 2016
94. Planning your first year at uni in forty minutes or less, Laura Primiceri, 4 August 2016
95. Space, monsters and luxury apartment blocks: Our book suggestions for your summer reads, 10 August 2016
96. Brain foods – boost your brainpower, 24 August 2016
97. The 6 stages of dissertation submission, 1 September 2016
98. How to navigate your way around your reading list, Francesca Cornick, 8 September 2016
99. My top 5 learning tools, Lillie Almond, 20 September 2016
100. Library 101: Things I wish I had known…, 3 October 2016
101. Understanding Library terminology: Part I, Lorna Khemraz, 17 October 2016
102. New to Warwick? Navigate your way with the Library, 19 October 2016
103. Get Familiar: The Modern Records Centre, Nuala Clarke, 25 October 2016
104. You said, we did; The Library is going 24 hours!, 26 October 2016
105. 24-hour Library: Make your all nighter productive, 31 October 2016
106. 24-hour Library: Take good care of yourself…, 1 November 2016
107. 24-hour Library: How not to leave things to the last minute, 3 November 2016
108. 24-hour Library: 5 foods and drinks to keep you going through a late night study session, 8 November 2016
109. 24-hour Library: Researching Into the Night, 10 November 2016
110. First assignment as a Science student? Here’s a quick crashcourse to see you through, Charles Hand, 11 November 2016
111. New Arts or Social Sciences student? Here are 5 tips for surviving your first ever assignment, Thomas Bray, 14 November 2016
112. 24-hour Library: Going nocturnal? What’s your study spirit animal?, 15 November 2016
113. Understanding Library terminology: Part II, Francesca Cornick, 24 November 2016
114. 24-hour Library: Keeping a good work-life balance, 25 November 2016
115. 4 things you shouldn’t forget to do before you leave campus, 6 December 2016
116. 24-hour Library: Try these alternatives to 24 hours of study, 12 December 2016
117. ‘A Wheely Merry Christmas’ from the MRC’s Collections, MRC blog, 15 December 2016
118. Ground Control to Major Tom, exams are nearing but there’s something wrong, 10 January 2017
119. New year, new start: 5 ways to kickstart your study, Lillie Almond, 16 January 2017
120. So it’s term 2 and you haven’t used the Library yet, 25 January 2017
121. If students were animals… which would you be? Library tips for each type of student, Carina Hart, 2 February 2017
122. Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, red, white and blue Brexit – what does it all mean?, 8 February 2017
123. Are you in a relationship… with the Library?, 14 February 2017
124. 11 inspiring quotes from remarkable women to help with your study, 8 March 2017
125. A marathon not a sprint: defeating the dissertation doldrums, 24 March 2017
126. How to study effectively when you aren’t in the Library, 7 April 2017
127. Study buddies: why you should study with friends, 10 April 2017
128. On Track: the 4 stages of writing a Masters dissertation, Ide Haghi, 14 April 2017
129. Study Happy: What’s coming up in Term 3, 21 April 2017
130. 3 Easy ways to prepare ahead for revision, 5 May 2017
131. Mindfulness: the Student Edition, 18 May 2017
132. Revising for multiple exams: tips & techniques, 19 May 2017
133. T minus 7: countdown to your first exam, 22 May 2017
134. Lone studier? Find out how to revise effectively in a group, 26 May 2017
135. High-lighten the load: making the most of highlighting for revision, 2 June 2017
136. 6 things that could go wrong in your exam, 5 June 2017
137. Obsessed with flash cards? Try this app, 8 June 2017
138. Kirby Corner: What have you achieved this year?, 16 June 2017
139. 4 Ways to get the most out of this summer, 22 June 2017
140. Postgrads take over campus: perks of a summer at Warwick, Ana Kedveš, 4 July 2017
141. How to get ahead this summer without actually studying, Laura Primiceri, 6 July 2017
142. Soon to be a Warwick Alumni? Take note of this valuable advice, 19 July 2017
143. Welcome to Warwick: Meet your Library, 17 August 2017
144. A View from the Library Reading List Team, Danielle Dafforn, 4 September 2017
145. Let’s celebrate! How and why you should celebrate your achievements during your postgrad, Nuala Clarke, 5 September 2017
146. Moving up a Gear: Undergraduate Dissertations and Projects, Helen Ireland, 11 September 2017
147. Textbooks: try before you buy, Thomas Stewart, 17 September 2017
148. Get Familiar: The Postgrad Hub, Eric Baron, 26 September 2017
149. Get Familiar: The Wolfson Research Exchange, Nuala Clarke, 28 September 2017
150. International Student? Find out how the Library can support you, Helen Ireland & Helen Riley, 2 October 2017
151. Get Familiar: Learning Grid Rootes, Lillie Almond, 5 October 2017
152. Making the most of your reading list in Talis Aspire, James Taylor, 9 October 2017
153. Get Familiar: Learning Grid Leamington, Charlotte Salter, 12 October 2017
154. Home and away: Top tips for distance learners, Oriane Boulay , 16 October 2017
155. Get Familiar: the BioMed Grid, Charles Hand, 19 October 2017
156. Missed your Get Started tour? Here’s what you need to know, Ana Kedveš, 23 October 2017
157. Get Familiar: Learning Grid University House, Lillie Almond, 26 October 2017
158. Trick or Treat? 10 picks to help you face your fears, Oriane Boulay, 31 October 2017
159. Back in the saddle: a mature students’ guide, Julie Robinson, 3 November 2017
160. Reading Lists at a glance, Lizzie Morrison, 7 November 2017
161. Library round-up, Chris Vernon, 9 November 2017
162. Beyond academic writing, Sofia Rios, 16 November 2017
163. Study sounds: ambient music and the rise of productivity playlists, David Richardson, 23 November 2017
164. 9 Things You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know about the Library, Richard Perkins, 28 November 2017
165. Postgraduate funding – nightmare, or no sweat?, Daisy Richards, 30 November 2017
166. Home for the Holidays? Tips for Using Other UK Libraries, Julie Robinson, 5 December 2017
167. Cosiest spots to beat the cold during the winter break, Rachael Davies, 14 December 2017
168. Warwick in Africa, Ciara Brodie, 19 December 2017
169. ‘Twas the Warwick Library Advent Calendar, 25 December 2017
170. New Year’s Resolutions to help get you on track, Rachael Davies, 1 January 2018
171. What’s new at the Library, Sofia Rios, 9 January 2018
172. Sensational Sensory Day!, Keeley Varey, 11 January 2018
173. Sound and vision: using audiovisual sources, Julie Richardson, 16 January 2018
174. What I Wish I Would Have Known, Kumail Jaffer, 18 January 2018
175. Keeping your focus throughout the year, Rachael Davies, 25 January 2018
176. Choosing to stay, James Blake, 30 January 2018
177. Beyond the Campus Bubble, Ciara Brodie, 1 February 2018
178. Time to manage your time management skills, Chris Vernon, 8 February 2018
179. Cakes, Dates and Study Breaks: Valentine’s Day at Warwick, Amy Preston, 13 February 2018
180. All you ever wanted to know about referencing, Sam Johnson, 15 February 2018
181. Thinking about studying abroad? Here are four top tips to get the ball rolling, Ella Hillyard, 22 February 2018
182. A Guide to Prioritising your Time, Amy Preston, 27 February 2018
183. More Books – Your Books!, Chris Bradford, 1 March 2018
184. Balancing Sport and Study, Kumail Jaffer, 8 March 2018
185. Top Library Tips from your Library Student Associates, Kate Courage, 13 March 2018
186. How to kick-start your dissertation, Amy Preston, 15 March 2018
187. Spring clean your study habits, Rachael Davies, 22 March 2018
188. Take a Break this Easter Holiday, Ella Hillyard, 27 March 2018
189. How to maximise your revision, James Blake, 29 March 2018
190. The final stages of dissertation writing, Kumail Jaffer, 5 April 2018
191. How study buddies can be the secret to your success, Ciara Brodie, 10 April 2018
192. 5 ways NOT to revise, Shreeja Roy, 12 April 2018
193. Boosting your CV in Term Three, Rachael Davies, 19 April 2018
194. 5 Best Things Happening in the Library this Term, Daryl Johnson, 24 April 2018
195. Three Top Term 3 Tips, Rachael Davies, 26 April 2018
196. You’re Almost There!, Ciara Brodie, 3 May 2018
197. Patting away your exam stress…, Daryl Johnson, 8 May 2018
198. Tips for your your study abroad year, Ella Hillyard, 10 May 2018
199. Tactical revision: How to prepare for a humanities exam, Kumail Jaffer, 17 May 2018
200. The very best revision apps, Amy Preston, 24 May 2018
201. How to find OECD data for your dissertation or assignment, Helen Riley, 29 May 2018
202. Office hours: The university’s best kept secret?, Kumail Jaffer, 31 May 2018
203. How to avoid rushing your MA dissertation, Shreeja Roy, 5 June 2018
204. Three things that can go wrong during your exam, Ciara Brodi, 7 June 2018
205. How to stop doubting yourself, James Blake, 14 June 2018
206. Things to do on Campus before you go home for the summer, Ella Hillyard, 19 June 2018
207. How to find official publications for your essays or dissertation, Helen Riley, 21 June 2018
208. End of Year Reflections, Amy Preston, 28 June 2018
209. Alternatives to a Summer Internship, Ella Hillyard, 3 July 2018
210. Overcoming Writer’s Block, Shreeja Roy, 5 July 2018
211. Write Here, Write Now!, Jessica Tatchell, 12 July 2018
212. Graduation: How much should you be preparing for life after Warwick, Kumail Jaffer, 17 July 2018
213. How to learn a language effectively, Ella Hillyard, 19 July 2018
214. Take Advantage of your Long Break, Ciara Brodie, 26 July 2018
215. Pros and Cons of Postgraduate Study, James Blake, 2 August 2018
216. Start thinking about your dissertation NOW, Kumail Jaffer, 9 August 2018
217. Why Warwick?, Shreeja Roy, 16 August 2018
218. Keeping happy and healthy while writing your Masters thesis, Amy Preston, 21 August 2018
219. What to do once you’re home from your study abroad year, Ella Hillyard, 21 August 2018
220. Dissertation Submission Checklist, Shreeja Roy, 28 August 2018
221. Reflections of a Graduate, Rachael Davies, 30 August 2018
222. Why you should join a society, Ciara Brodie, 6 September 2018
223. Bullet Journal your way to Success, Amy Preston, 13 September 2018
224. Dyslexia Awareness Week: How the Library can support everyone, Laura Waller, 20 September 2018
225. Mastering Warwick as a Postgraduate, David Richardson, 25 September 2018
226. Ultimate Warwick Freshers’ Bucket List, Jessica Tatchell, 27 September 2018
227. Top 5 Reasons to Attend the Library Language Exchange, Daryl Johnson, 2 October 2018
228. Study Spots on Campus, Kumail Jaffer, 4 October 2018
229. Your Library: Behind the scenes, Jennifer McNally, 9 October 2018
230. How to navigate your way around your reading list (republication), Francesca Cornick, 11 October 2018
231. Getting hold of your core reading, Catriona Matthews, 18 October 2018
232. Things I wish I had known…, Kate Courage and the Library Associates, 23 October 2018
233. Referencing 101, Sam Johnson, 25 October 2018
234. The Library: Get Started Tour 2018, Liz Kennedy, 1 November 2018
235. How to Create a Study Schedule, Rachael Davies, 6 November 2018
236. What is academic writing?, Amy Preston, 8 November 2018
237. Study Appy, Jennifer McNally, 15 November 2018
238. Do you know about our Accessible Study Rooms?, Laura Waller, 20 November 2018
239. Why Should you Study Abroad?, Ella Hillyard, 22 November 2018
240. The Modern Records Centre: An Introduction, James King, 29 November 2018
241. Studying Away from Campus, Ciara Brodie, 4 December 2018
242. 5 steps to creating effective visual presentations, Rhiannon Taylor, 6 December 2018
243. 6 Things to do over Christmas if you’re on Campus, Isla Stroyan, 13 December 2018
244. Festive reading suggestions for all tastes, Katie Hall, 18 December 2018
245. The return of the Warwick Library advent calendar, David Richardson, 20 December 2018
246. Five years of the Study Blog: From academic tips to inspiration quotes, Blanka Matkovic, 27 December 2018
247. Dry January – Ten steps to your Digital Detox, Sharon O’Leary, 3 January 2019
248. Try something new, Rachael Davies, 10 January 2019
249. 4 tips to take effective lecture notes, Kayvon Taee, 15 January 2019
250. Super-Vision: The dissertation super hero, Katie Hall, 17 January 2019
251. Tell us what you want (what you really, really want…): More books – Your books! is back…, Karen Jackson, 24 January 2019
252. How to make the most of your commute to the university by doing nothing at all…, Ciara Brodi, 29 January 2019
253. New Year Resolutions – A guide how not to set up unrealistic goals, Miruna Mihaila, 31 January 2019
254. Top 4 tips on how to manage your studies when you are ill, Kayvon Taee, 7 February 2019
255. How to learn beyond your degree, Kayvon Taee, 12 February 2019
256. Why you should get a part-time job whilst at Uni, Isla Stroyan, 14 February 2018
257. Use your voice and celebrate University Mental Health Day!, Ana Kedveš, 21 February 2019
258. Staying organised – Choosing how to take notes, Ciara Brodi, 26 February 2019
259. Don’t romanticize catching sunrises at the library, Miruna Mihaila, 28 February 2019
260. Secrets of referencing…videos, images, books, TV series and more!, Rhiannon Taylor, 7 March 2019
261. How to make your day a little ‘appier, Jennifer McNally , 12 March 2019
262. Thefts in the Library: the story so far…, Margaret Barwick, Catriona Matthews and Samantha Platts, 14 March 2019
263. 5 ways to make the most out of the big library whiteboards, Ciara Brodi, 21 March 2019
264. 4 reasons why you should volunteer, Isla Stroyan, 28 March 2019
265. World Autism Awareness Week: How the Library can support you, Laura Waller, 4 April 2019
266. Am I a Researcher?, Katie Hall, 11 April 2019
267. Top tips on how to keep your belongings safe, Kayvon Taee, 18 April 2019
268. Fun tips to spend Orthodox Easter away from home, Miruna Mihaila, 25 April 2019
269. Don’t plagiarise, be PlagiarWISe!, Rhiannon Taylor, 30 April 2019
270. Conversations in the Bathroom: On Finding Your Inner Strength, Ana Kedveš, 2 May 2019
271. How our pawsome companions can help us nurture our inner child, Blanka Matkovic, 9 May 2019
272. Accessible Higher Education: How can I influence my course content to be more representative and inclusive?, Katie Hall, 14 May 2019
273. Welcoming Rolf back onto campus – our own ‘Campus Cat’, A speech given by Professor Gwen van der Velden, Deputy Pro Vice Chancellor (Student Learning Experience),
     16 May 2019
274. 4 Ways to Make the Most of your Study Break, Ciara Brodi, 23 May 2019
275. Exam season is back: How to stay happy while studying, Miruna Mihaila, 28 May 2019
276. Top tips on successfully managing your laboratory classes with your studies, Kayvon Taee, 30 May 2019
277. 5 tips to improve your wellbeing, Isla Stroyan, 6 June 2019
278. Learning while you are teaching, Ciara Brodi, 11 June 2019
279. Read&Write Gold: Your literacy study buddy, Laura Waller, 13 June 2019
280. Exploring the heart of campus: An insider’s look on study spaces at Warwick!, Kayvon Taee, 20 June 2019
281. Writing is rewriting, right?, Katie Hall, 25 June 2019
282. Why you should learn a new language?, Ciara Brodi, 27 June 2019
283. Don’t waste your summer away: How you can make the most of your summer today! (Part 1), Kayvon Taee, 4 July 2019
284. Non-academic lessons of a year abroad, Ciara Brodi, 11 July 2019
285. How to have a little break from your dissertation and enjoy some fun activities, Maki Nakamatsu, 18 July 2019
286. Lost at sea: How to navige the second year of a part-time masters, Katie Hall, 25 July 2019
287. Don’t waste your summer away: How to make the most of your summer today! (Part 2), Kayvon Taee, 1 August 2019
288. Making the most of Warwick on your year abroad, Ciara Brodi, 8 August 2019
289. Summer hacks – How to study in the melting heat!, Kayvon Taee, 15 August 2019
290. Ready, Set, Present: Be ready for your first conference presentation, Katie Hall, 22 August 2019
291. Making the transition from school to university, Ciara Brodi, 29 August 2019
292. Head strong: How I managed my mental health during my study, Katie Hall,  4 September 2019
293. How to get back into studying after the break, Ciara Brodi, 12 September 2019
294. Making the most of Welcome Week, Ciara Brodi, 19 September 2019
295. A note from the editor: Welcome to Warwick, Blanka Matkovic, 24 September 2019
296. Get Started at the Library – become a seasoned pro in no time!, Kayvon Taee, 26 September 2019
297. Back to school, Katie Hall, 1 October 2019
298. A Message From Kirby: Study Happy!, Ana Kadveš, 3 October 2019
299. Meet your Academic Support Librarian, Karen Jackson, 8 October 2019
300. Your one-stop-shop to studying success is just one click away…, Emma Brown, 10 October 2019