UW-Madison
Information about Current Newspapers in Memorial Library
UW-Madison Archives has complete holdings of the Badger Herald and the Daily Cardinal.
Madison
madison.com Capital Times and Wisconsin State Journal(selected content)
Isthmus Daily Page (selected content)
News Databases in E-Resource Gateway
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next to resource for a description and statement of coverage.
Information about Current Newspapers in Memorial Library
State Historical Society Library has complete holdings of the Capital Times, Wisconsin State Journal, and the Isthmus.
See Historical Newspapers.Wisconsin
Local Newspapers Searches (index) - click on Newspapers
Wisconsin Newspapers (from NewsLink)
News Databases in E-Resource Gateway
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Information about Current Newspapers in Memorial Library
Wisconsin newspapers on microfilm in Wisconsin Historical Society Library. Check MadCat.United States
US Newspapers by State (from NewsLink)
Major Metro Newspapers (from NewsLink)
News Databases in E-Resource Gateway
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Information about Current Newspapers in Memorial Library
New York Times on microfilm 1966-1992 in Memorial Library. Complete holdings in Wisconsin Historical Society Library.
Other newspapers are on microfilm in Wisconsin Historical Society Library. Check MadCat.
Center for Research Libraries' Catalog (Newspapers may be requested through interlibrary loan.)
Center for Research Libraries' Ethnic News Database (Newspapers may be requested through interlibrary loan.)
See Historical Newspapers.International
onlinenewspapers.com (directory of thousands of world newspapers)
News Databases in E-Resource Gateway
Click on next to resource for a description and statement of coverage.
Information about Current Newspapers in Memorial Library
Some international newspapers on microfilm in Memorial Library Room 443. Check MadCat.
Center for Research Libraries' Foreign Newspapers Database (Newspapers may be requested through interlibrary loan.)