Category Archives: spaces
Furniture on Trial
College Library is pleased to have been selected a campus location to test a new style of furniture that creates an individual study area. Designed by Herman Miller, the Prospect […]
Learn. Play. Build.
The computer lab at College Library recently launched a new Virtual Reality initiative. Both space and hardware have been allotted so that UW-Madison affiliates (faculty, staff, and students) have the […]
3rd Floor – Art Zone !
If you’ve stopped by the 3rd floor of College Library recently, you may have encountered the newly-installed Art Zone. The space in 3rd floor center is intended to be a […]
Libraries Receive Recognition
On May 15, the UW-Madison Libraries received a Division of Student Life Partnership Award. This award honors an individual, unit or campus organization that has significantly aided one of Student […]
January SOAR
Expanding upon its new partnership with the Division of Student Life, Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration (SOAR), for the first time College Library hosted January SOAR for transfer students and those […]
SOAR at College Library
Starting Monday, June 5, the advising component of SOAR has arrived at College Library. As was announced in January 2017, the undergraduate library at UW-Madison is now the permanent home to […]
It’s Electric!
In coming weeks, College Library will undergo construction in several spaces to make the necessary modifications to become the new home for SOAR for the next five summers. Construction will begin in Open […]
Open Book Updates
With College Library as the new home of SOAR for the foreseeable future, a number of infrastructure projects need to be undertaken this semester. These changes include adding electrical outlets to many […]
New Collaborative Space
College Library strives to be an inclusive and welcoming environment for all. We’ve recently reviewed our space use policies and have made the decision to transform 1193, which houses our Ethnic Studies […]
New Reflection Space
College Library established a “reflection space” in Room 2191 late last semester and now wants to know who is using it and what we should call it. The space is […]