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Publication, also known as the 'Red Book' , containing statistics related to students and staff in academic departments at the University of Strathclyde.

Newsletter for University of Strathclyde staff. Up until November 2011, it was published monthly. After a year's hiatus, Prism was then relaunched as a thrice-yearly publication, with the first of the new issues appearing in Winter 2012-13.

Press and media releases issued by the University of Strathclyde.

Press cuttings about the University of Strathclyde (mainly) but also about other universities.

Staff pocket diary issued to all members of University of Strathclyde staff. It contains an alphabetical list of staff and gives the names of members of Court and Senate and their committees. The University calendar of dates is incorporated in the diary section.

Pamphlet on academic collaboration between the universities of Glasgow and Strathclyde. Contains list of academic collaborative projects.

Details recorded are student's name, date of birth, session, year of course and course of study.

Reports of the Curator of the Collins Gallery, the Director of the Drama Centre at the Ramshorn Theatre, and the Director of the University of Strathclyde Music Society.

General handbook for University of Strathclyde students. Includes list of schools of study and courses, course requirements, university regulations and information on accommodation, student services, student associations, fees, allowances and method of application.

University of Strathclyde International Office newsletter.

Descriptions of first, second and third year classes open to international students at the University of Strathclyde.

Recordings of ceremonies for the conferment of degrees at the University of Strathclyde.

Guide for international students at the University of Strathclyde.

Handbook for academic and related staff at the University of Strathclyde setting out the structural organisation of the University; conditions of service; academic and student affairs; departmental administrative matters such as finance, security, and health and safety; central services and facilities such as the Library and Audiovisual Services; social, recreational and cultural activities; and University publications.