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You may have noticed some campaigns going around your social media circles lately having to do with diversity in children’s books. One […]
Today marks the beginning of a very, very important week: it’s National Library Week! Libraries and librarians have a powerful and positive […]
Library Journal, a widely read publication for librarians, chooses 50 individuals each year as Movers & Shakers of the profession. Movers & […]
“Archivists and librarians don’t typically get a lot of publicity. So when Hollywood stars like Matt Damon and George Clooney portray the […]
Wikipedia’s gender trouble is well documented: a 2010 survey revealed that less than 13% of Wikipedia contributors identify as female. The practical […]
Memorial Library carries the result of a 100-year project, the Dictionary of Medieval Latin from British Sources, that finally culminated in its […]
UW—Madison Libraries compile Research Guides full of useful resources in order to help patrons. These can range from guides to newspapers to […]
Witness to an Ending, a recent Parallel Press (UW–Madison Libraries, 2013) publication, was featured in a moving article on December 18, 2013 […]
Mills Music Library made an appearance in a recent New York Times article, “A Menagerie of Music Lives in a Box,” about […]
We’re delighted that Troy Reeves was so willing to write about his recent experience at the Oral History Conference in Oklahoma City, […]
This is part of a series. The other two articles can be found here: Global Partnerships Consulting and Collaborating (UW–Madison and NU) Victor […]
Former UW–Madison Librarian, Gretchen Farwell, was a 20-year-old student at St. Olaf when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 23, […]