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University of Strathclyde International Office newsletter.

Information on new staff, events and news within the Faculty of Arts and Social Studies.

Research papers; lectures and published works; papers relating to official visits by Principal and Lady Curran; diary of Manhattan Project; transcript of filmed interview; papers relating to the development of the Royal College and the University of Strathclyde.

Sample of cardboard weaving and buttonhole made by Jean Taylor, a student at Jordanhill College of Education, Glasgow.

Signed and indexed minutes of meetings of the Pharmacy School Committee of the Royal Technical College, Glasgow.

Signed minutes of meetings of the Mining Committee of the Royal Technical College, Glasgow concerning the management of the Department of Mining.

Society journal, 1887-1923; member's ticket, 1893/1894; supper and concert programme, 1900; menu cards, 1910, 1913; information leaflet with syllabus and membership application form, 1924/1925, 1933/1934.

General instructions for students at the Royal Technical College, Glasgow. Covers recording of experiments, accuracy and measurement of length, volume and density.

Minutes, 1929-1930; programmes for performances, 1927-1932; letter from George Stewart to Blodwen Lloyd inviting her to take part in play, 1928.

Minute books (1908 and 1934-1937); abstract of lectures delivered during session 1929-1930; published lectures by Robert Boyle and John Burns.

The badge comprises the College crest in blue, white, gold and red, with the College motto, 'Mente et Manu', embroidered in black thread upon a white scroll below the crest. The badge is padded to give a raised effect and is affixed to a piece of navy blue woollen fabric.

This collection forms part of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society collection which is held in the main library. This component of the collection contains the rare and valuable items not available for borrowing.

The collection includes works on polar exploration, mountaineering, travel and topography.

Digital recordings of lectures, plus abstracts of lectures and biographies of speakers, from the Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow's 216th, 217th, 218th and 219th lecture series.