Bryson Library News Today

Church Street and Gilesgate are among areas with nitrogen dioxide levels exceeding legal limits. Students need to engage more with the issue, local campaigners say.

With the Bill Bryson Library and other study spaces expected to be at their busiest this upcoming term due to exams, Durham University have confirmed that additional study spaces will be provided across campus.

The Bill Bryson Library has been unexpectedly closed for several nights, with heating and hot water unavailable during the day as the library deals with heating problems.

Palatinate's coverage of the University and College Union's strike action during Epiphany Term.

A vigil will be held in Durham tomorrow for tragic teenager Brianna Ghey who died last week.

A poll conducted by Palatinate found that 95% of students believed that study spaces were busier than last academic year.

Palatinate's coverage of the University and College Union's 18 days of strike action.

Durham students have organised a £3 charity carpool service from the Viaduct to the Bill Bryson library.

In an update posted this morning, CIS confirmed that staff and students should be able to access all IT services as normal. The University have said that students will get deadline extensions "for at least as many days as the disruption lasts" for those meeting assessment deadlines this week.

The issues, which started early this morning, means that all wired and wireless networking across the University buildings and colleges are not working, impacting University computers and Wi-Fi.