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Explore the new materials of the library!

To escape after your exams, here's a selection of comics that combine quality drawing and script!

Access to Platon platform with Sciences Po Library.

Dates of closure, holiday loan, cessation of services,.... All the dates you need to know.

Until 31 December, the Library is offering you the chance to try out a new digital resource.

Every semester and during weeks, the Library is open 7/7 days to optimize your revision period.

Between 4 and 9 November 2024.

We will reward your time with a €50 gift card for the Sciences Po bookstore.

The library is launching a podcast (in French) for Sciences Po students. 30 minutes long, "Chut! The podcast that makes noise in the library" takes the form of a magazine. Each episode is based on a discussion between students and guests on a topic that concerns and interests you...

Discover all the changes you've asked us to make to the Library.

Newsletter, podcast, social networks : everything you need to know to stay informed.

From recreational tours to back-to-school training, find out what the Library has to offer to make the best of your time at Sciences Po.

From July 1st and until the end of December 2024, the Library is experimenting with a new operating mode concerning the reservation of individual seats.

Don't throw away all your ballot papers and other political leaflets. A second life awaits them in the Archives Department !

From now on, it’s quick and easy, one website for all your research: the catalogue!

Whether you are from High school, University degree or you are a professional, you can get our summer card. It gives you access to our reading rooms, our print collections and our digital collections.

Library closures, holiday loans, cessation of services... All the summer dates you need to know.

As part of the Forests Cycle organised by the library, we invite you to a discussion on forests and the ecological issues they raise, with Charlotte Glinel, doctoral student at the CSO, Clara Arnaud, author of novels, and Gwenn Dubourthoumieu, photographer. The discussion will be moderated by Ninon Vandebeulque, a student on a BASc double degree in 'environment and sustainable societies' and a member of Sciences Po Environnement.

Three gateways: the archives.sciencespo.fr Web Portal, FranceArchives and Calames

This exhibition, produced by the Sciences Po Library in partnership with the Maison des Arts et de la Création, is part of the Library's Forests Cycle. It invites visitors to discover the fauna, flora and inhabitants of the Congolese forest, to better understand the local and global issues involved in preserving it.