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The Women's History Museum was founded on January 1, 1975 by three women, Anna Sigurðardóttir, Elsa Mia Einarsdóttir and Svanlauga Baldursdóttir. It was founded… Read More » 50th anniversary of the Women's History Museum and the Year of Women
The collaboration agreement between the National Library of Iceland – the University Library and the Music Centre marks an important milestone in the preservation of Icelandic music. With the signing of this agreement,… Read More » The National Library of Iceland – the University Library and the Music Centre have signed a collaboration agreement on the preservation of Icelandic musical works
The 30th anniversary of the National Library was celebrated on December 4th, and at the same time the publication of the National Library of Iceland's best-kept book was celebrated... Read More » Tímanna safn – publication ceremony on the 30th anniversary of the National Library
On November 14, the German Ambassador to the Minister of Culture and Trade handed over Jón Árnason's printing press manuscript of Icelandic Folk Tales and Adventures for preservation in… Read More » Jón Árnason's Printing Press Manuscript Returned from Bavaria
Recently, the Information Literacy Teaching Website was launched. The website is the result of a collaborative group of university libraries on information literacy teaching and the project received funding from… Read More » Everything you need to know about source research – Take a course in information literacy!
A seminar on human mobility was held in the National Library's lecture hall on Tuesday, October 22. The event was held in conjunction with the exhibition Faces to… Read More » On the Move – Iceland and a World on the Move
The Institute of History of the University of Iceland invites you to a two-day open symposium on the communication of history, which opened in the museum on Thursday, September 26th… Read More » Open symposium on the communication of history
Visual artist Magnús Pálsson recently visited the National Library of Iceland with his wife Frances Cowan and set and costume designer Þórunn Þorgrímsdóttir. The reason for the visit… Read More » Magnús Pálsson delivers theatre materials
The School of Education Library in Stakkahlíð has been merged with the National Library of Iceland – University Library, and this is the first phase in the School of Education's relocation to… Read More » School of Education Library Moved to the National Library
The website einskaskjöl.is has been temporarily closed. Inquiries about private archives held by the National Library of Iceland – University Library should be sent to the following… Read More » The website einskaskjöl.is has been temporarily closed