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In 2025, fifty years will have passed since the death of the philosopher Hannah Arendt, one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century.

The hall on the floor 0 of the Social Sciences Library hosts a small exhibition dedicated to the cities of London and Bath.

Professor Daniel Rico Camps was honoured yesterday with the UAB Libraries’ Friend Award 2025 for his commitment and his management of the donation of his father’s library and archive, Professor Francisco Rico, to the UAB Humanities Library.

From 20 to 28 November, 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.

Vicenç Semper's camera recalls a part of the history of Vallès Occidental: the settlements on the banks of the Sec and Ripoll rivers.

The Library, in collaboration with the Video Game Interest Group, reviews the teaching, research, and cross-curricular activities related to video games occurring on the UAB campus. 

The collection, consisting of nearly 1,500 documents on archaeology, art, and history of the Americas, strengthens the university’s documentary heritage and highlights the career of the renowned researcher from Banyoles.

Teaching staff, researchers, and students have access to over 25,000 high-quality, peer-reviewed scientific videos through the JoVE platform. This audiovisual resource is essential for understanding experimental techniques and scientific concepts across a range of disciplines.

This September, several exhibitions will be inaugurated in both the Humanities Library and the Periodicals Room, offering a varied programme for everyone.

More than 1,800 historical documents bound in 158 volumes make up the factitious collection of the Carandell Economic Library, deposited in the Social Sciences Library. It is a unique resource for the study of law, industry and commerce from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.