Library

Please be informed about upcoming changes in VILNIUS TECH Library opening hours: On July 6 (Monday) in VILNIUS TECH Library only self-service will be available. Reading rooms in faculties will be closed. Public holiday – Statehood Day (Coronation of King Mindaugas of Lithuania)!* *At night, on weekends and public holidays entrance to the VILNIUS TECH central library (Saulėtekio al. 14) only with an activated student card or activated VILNIUS TECH card. If you have any questions about library services or working hours please contact us via phone at (0 5) 274 49 00 or via e-mail at biblioteka@vilniustech.lt

To mark the 70th anniversary of VILNIUS TECH, a special edition of the university magazine "Sapere Aude" has been published, inviting readers to reflect on the university's history and the people who have shaped it over the past seven decades. The latest issue features memories from the university's rectors about their years of studying and working at VILNIUS TECH, alumni success stories, students' perspectives, and even romantic love stories that began on campus. "This anniversary issue also marks a new chapter for "Sapere Aude". A refreshed design, new sections, and a broader range of topics create even more space for the voices of the university community. Going forward, we aim to engage students more actively, encouraging them to share their insights, experiences, and ideas. It is precisely the dialogue between diverse perspectives that brings the publication to life and gives the community an opportunity to better understand each other. Therefore, we warmly invite everyone who would like to contribute to the development of "Sapere Aude" to reach out and become part of this story," says Editor-in-Chief Neda Černiauskaitė. Printed copies of the magazine are available throughout the university campus. You can also read the digital edition in both Lithuanian and English.

Biographical books offer a unique opportunity to explore history through people’s lives, decisions, and ideas. They reveal not only the personal stories of remarkable individuals but also the spirit of their time, social transformations, and the challenges and achievements that shaped their journeys. Readers value this literary genre for its authenticity and its ability to deepen understanding of the world while offering inspiration for everyday life. Biographies of historical figures, presidents, leaders, and public personalities provide insight into the decisions that shaped nations, influenced societies, and left a lasting impact on future generations. These books encourage readers not only to reflect on the past but also to gain a broader perspective on the present. VILNIUS TECH Library invites you to discover a curated collection of biographical and historical books – from the stories of Lithuanian nobles and presidents to compelling accounts of influential world leaders and personalities. Recommended books:

The Library's Gallery A invites you to visit Vilija Drižienė’s painting exhibition "Between City Walls and Nature". The historic Old Town of Vilnius, its architecture, and natural landscapes are the main sources of inspiration for Vilija Drižienė’s artistic work. Her many years of experience in the field of cultural heritage conservation have shaped a distinctive artistic vision, reflected in her sensitive use of colour, light, and the traces of history visible in every painting. The exhibition "Between City Walls and Nature" presents works created in oil and acrylic, where historic architecture, the element of water, and ever-changing natural landscapes intertwine. This is the artist’s third personal exhibition, featuring both earlier and her most recent works. Warm light falling across historic walls creates a unique sense of tranquillity and timelessness, while expressive brushstrokes reveal the artist’s rich inner world. As Vilija Drižienė herself explains, these paintings are created from a desire to share warmth and a sense of comfort – qualities that, together with the artworks, find a place in the homes of those who choose them. The exhibition at the Library's Gallery A will be on view from 2 July to 28 August. Virtual exhibition >>> Virtual exhibition archive >>>