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  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • Open Days at the University of Reading
  • We encourage all of our students to think about the medium, as well as the message, of the texts they study – whether those texts appear in ancient leather bindings, paperback covers, or even on a Kindle!
  • The University of Reading is home to hundreds of very old and very rare printed books. Some of these date from the earliest years of printing in Europe.
  • Many of our printed books contain handwritten notes which show that, hundreds of years ago, they were working copies in people’s libraries.
  • Books printed before the year 1500 are called incunabula from a Latin word meaning ‘cradle’. Although they are printed, many of them contain beautiful, hand-drawn illustrations and decorated letters.
  • Dr Rebecca Bullard, English Literature, researches the ways in which printed books were put together in Shakespeare’s England. Her work demonstrates that early modern readers were strongly influenced by the physical format of their books.
  • Eric Kindel, from the Department of Typography & Graphic Communication, has reconstructed a 17th-century method for creating texts using stencils.
  • Research by Dr Michelle O’Callaghan, English Literature, uses digital technology to recreate poetry anthologies of the Renaissance. This online resource is making old books available to new audiences, including students.
  • The Department of Typography and Graphic Communication has a printing workshop containing several historic presses, where researchers and students can learn printing techniques from a bygone era.
  • Students at the University are given privileged access to some of our most precious books, and they learn about ways to care for our printed heritage.
  • The University Library’s Special Collections (housed at the Museum of English Rural Life) hosts conferences and exhibitions for the academic community and the general public.
  • University of Reading Malaysia
  • Ceremonial groundbreaking - 27 February 2013
  • Ceremonial groundbreaking - 27 February 2013
  • Ceremonial groundbreaking - 27 February 2013
  • Ceremonial groundbreaking - 27 February 2013
  • Sir David Bell KCB, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Reading
  • A world top 1% university
  • What makes a business brain?
  • Royal approval for typography
  • A “Premier League” university
  • A time of celebration
  • Launching the Student Charter
  • An international university
  • Driving the Green agenda
  • University of Reading quad panorama
  • August: Celebrating Gold at London 2012
  • April: University bee research helps charity launch conservation campaign
  • May: Announcing a new branch campus in Malaysia
  • March: Celebrating inspiring female researchers with a special photographic exhibition
  • July: Whiteknights campus judged as one of the best green spaces in the country
  • February: University’s Annual Fund reaches new heights to help support Reading students
  • December: Reading PhD student judges Turner prize
  • October: Reading ranked in top 1% of universities worldwide
  • November: Top students recognised for outstanding academic achievement

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