Waiting for Christmas

Concerto del coro Januenses Academici Cantores Coro del Circolo Universitario dell'Università degli Studi di Genova Ingresso libero sino a esaurimento posti Libera oblazione a sostegno dell'Associazione I Lunedì Musicali Musiche di Leavitt, Whitacre,...

Quarto Coro in concerto

Concerto diretto dal Maestro Gianni Martini Concerto con brani pop, rock anni '60, '70, '80 a cura di Antonello Mura

Ugo Nespolo

Incontro con l'artista nell'ambito della mostra Edizione limitata. L’arte dei libri nei libri d’artista In dialogo con il critico d’arte Luciano Caprile, Ugo Nespolo presenta il suo ultimo libro d’artista Per amore o per rabbia. L'incontro è...

Reproductions

The document delivery service can happen via ordinary mail or, if possible, via fax or via e-mail. The charges are defined by the Minister of Cultural Assets and Activities. Reproduction requests pertaining manuscripts, ancient works and relics can be...

Internship

The Library gives the chance to pursue an internship at its facilities to people interested – for study purposes, personal reasons, job – in testing the opportunities offered by the Library Services. For this purpose, in addition to a specific...

Internet and wireless

The Biblioteca universitaria di Genova offers free wireless access (Wi-Fi) in most of its reading rooms. To access the free wireless network using your mobile devices, ask the library staff. You will be given a password.

Manuscript funds

The manuscript holdings consist of approximately 2000 codices dating mainly from the 16th to 18th centuries. However, there is no lack of valuable pieces from the 13th, 14th and 15th centuries.

Epistolario Aprosiano

Part of the library of Augustinian Father Angelico Aprosio

Carte Umberto Fracchia

Archive of papers and books belonging to Umberto Fracchia, consisting of the writer's personal library, correspondence and other documentary material

Inventory Fund Nino Bixio (or autographs of the Risorgimento)

3400 units acquired in 1907 by the last heir Camillo Bixio

Correspondence Morpurgo Rodocanachi

Letters addressed by prominent personalities from the Italian cultural and literary scene of the 20th century, to Lucia Morpurgo Rodocanachi, a great translator and friend of Eugenio Montale, who from 1930 with her husband, the painter Paolo Stamaty...

Inventory fund called "Laura"

Acquired by bequest in 1938, the fund consists of approximately 10,500 volumes and 2,250 pamphlets, mainly of a philosophical, religious and literary nature, as well as numerous handwritten documents traditionally attributed to the Laura Fund, but in...

Andrea and Luca Podestà Archive

Topographic inventory of the archives of Luca and Andrea Podestà

Carteggio Marco Federici

The correspondence of Marco Federici, Vice Consul of France, consists of 332 letters of both a public and private nature. It does not correspond to Federici's entire archive, which was recently donated by his heirs to the La Spezia State Archives.

Carteggio Giacomo Serra

98 letters addressed mostly to Marquis Giacomo Serra by his sons Gio. Carlo, Girolamo, Maria Maddalena, Ambrogio and Giovanni Battista

Box Loria (carteggio Placido Tardy)

Carteggio donated in 1925 by Prof. Gino Loria, it is characterised by the correspondence of prestigious Italian and foreign mathematicians with the mathematician and university professor Placido Tardy (Messina 1816- Florence 1914).

Carteggio Vassallo-Nurra

184 letters, cards, telegrams and a substantial number of scattered papers addressed to Luigi Arnaldo Vassallo between the second half of the 19th century and the first decade of the 20th century

Letters to the Directors of the Biblioteca

246 letters ‘to the editor’ and contain requests for information and loans, suggestions for book purchases or accompanying publications

Papers of Carlo Guarmani

Letters, cards, photos and poems by Carlo Guarmani purchased in 1941 by Pietro Nurra

Block Benedetto Castiglia

Sixty-four handwritten letters owned by or addressed to Benedetto Castiglia, from Palermo, editor of ‘La Ruota’ and ‘Il Momento’, a famous Dante scholar, anti-romantic and bitter critic of Rosmini and Manzoni, he was considered a weirdo, an oddball.