by Lancaster University Library
An insight into an award winning university library. With each episode we bring you a casual conversation relating to Lancaster University library. This could be a getting to know staff, chats with students, learning about resources, discussing the latest trends in library world. It's not just books you know.
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May 27, 2026
<p>This episode brings together Martin Faulkner (alumni), Uzma Kadri (a current student) and Charlotte Holgate (a prospective student) to share their views on Lancaster University across different stages. </p><p>They reflect on how the campus has changed in size and support, what they have learned from their experiences, and what they hope to gain next. It highlights how views and idea change, and what stays with you along the way.</p>
May 18, 2026
<p>This week, Faculty Librarians Gem Sosnowsky and Ciara Murray are joined by Charlotte Holgate for a comics-centric cast – join them in dispelling common stereotypes: <strong>comics are not "just for boys"! </strong></p><p>Are you comics-curious? </p><p>Charlotte’s got some top tips for anyone who might have thought graphic novels weren’t for them…And, what’s next for comics? With more available in mainstream book shops and online, and more independent, diverse voices finding opportunities to tell their stories, the future looks bright!</p>
March 6, 2026
<p>In the second of these two episodes on writing reports,Sarah and Rafel continue their discussion around the complexities of writing reports. Rafael shares some of his key learnings from writing reports for different disciplines, and expectations around sections of reports, including;executive summaries, limitations, and appendices. Sarah and Rafael also discuss some of those assignments which crossover between essay and reports, and highlight how students can navigate hybrid essay/report assignments. </p><p>In this series, we hear our student writing mentorsdiscussing different aspects of study. These podcasts are intended for any student in UK Higher Education, and they may be of particular use for people new to studying. They are conversational and should be understood as an informal source of guidance.</p><p>Produced by writing mentors from the Learning Developmentteam Credits: Sarah Robin and Rafael Ageno.</p>
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An insight into an award winning university library. With each episode we bring you a casual conversation relating to Lancaster University library. This could be a getting to know staff, chats with students, learning about resources, discussing the latest trends in library world.
It's not just books you know.
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