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The Social Sciences Library invites you to visit our exhibition commemorating the centenary of Franz Kafka’s The Trial.

The Farreras Family Collection is a new addition to the personal and institutional collections of the UAB Library Service, digitized in the UAB Digital Repository (DDD).

The UAB Humanities Library presented recent progress in digitising the Liceu Historical Archive, highlighting the Artús collection by Amadeu Vives and over 17,000 documents now online.

The Social Sciences Library hosts the exhibition 'Dones a Ravensbrück' from April 29 to June 27, 2025

The Science and Technology Library is hosting, from April 22 to May 30, 2025, an exhibition that denounces the environmental impact of a highway project in the Serengeti National Park.

New edition of sessions of tabletop role-playing games, organized by the UAB Role Playing Club and the Communication Library and General Newspaper Archives and open to the entire university community.  

Journalist, writer, and playwright from Valencia, a victim of censorship during the post-war period, who fought to maintain his literary and committed voice in a context of political and cultural repression, and who now forms part of the collection at the Humanities Library.

The Humanities Library at the UAB has completed the cataloguing of the Francesc Parcerisas collection, which includes manuscripts and typescripts of his translations of Italian, English, and French works, among which is notable The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien.

The Periodicals Room hosts a photography exhibition that gives voice to Palestinian women, highlighting their daily resistance and struggle against occupation. The exhibition, led by Ester Pérez Berenguer, SUDS, and SCI Catalonia, is open until January 31st.

The Humanities Library presents the exhibition "Rafael Tasis, Between Exile and Literature", a tribute to the writer, critic, and cultural activist Rafael Tasis i Marca (1906-1966). Located on the third floor, the exhibition explores his career as a pioneer of Catalan noir fiction, translator, and champion of the Catalan language and culture.