Fifty years after their voices were captured on tape, Americans who were interviewed for the Dictionary of American Regional English (DARE) are speaking again. “Their […]

In 2006 the University of Wisconsin–Madison Libraries established a partnership with Google to digitize books and make them available online. Now after a brief break, […]

On June 29, Jim Leary conducted an interview with WPR, talking about his new publication Pinery Boys.  The book draws on material in the Mills Music Library’s Wisconsin Music […]

by Scott Carter The Mayrent Institute for Yiddish Culture and Mills Music Library have received a $5,000 grant from the Marinus and Minna B. Koster […]

by Emma Allmann  / BookRiot   We’ve all got that one extra special book that’s filled with nostalgia and feelings. You know the one I’m […]

by Gayle Worland, Wisconsin State Journal Get ready for Shakespeare’s dramatic entrance. The First Folio is coming to Madison, one of the last stops in […]

As the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s death is marked this year, the University of Wisconsin–Madison Libraries, along with its partners, the Chazen Museum of […]

Wisconsin’s libraries, archives, and museums are joining their peers around the country in providing free online access to their digital collections through the Digital Public […]

July 12, 2016 | By Jesse Johnston / National Endowment for the Humanities This post is part of NEH’s “Tune In Tuesdays” series, highlighting some of […]

by Erin Doherty Throughout 2016, our Year of Shakespeare in Wisconsin, we will bring you stories, events, lectures, performances, and more. All are part of our […]