Library Ambassadors are undergraduate and graduate students who engage in conversations on the UW-Madison Libraries, advocate for the perspectives of student library users, and promote library resources and services to the campus community.

Congratulations graduate! Our staff wishes you the best and hopes that your time with us was well-spent. With this post, we are here […]

American Bruise The bruises in the poems by L. Ward Abel are those left on the American landscape and history, especially the […]

University of Wisconsin students, staff, and faculty must present a valid UW ID card in order to check out library materials from […]

The story of College Library, including a timeline and images.

Under authority vested in me by the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconisin System and under sec. UWS 18.06(7), Wisconin […]

Cultural diversity in death, dying and grief : customs and traditions : Latino/Hispanic, Asian, African American and Native American (2004) R726.8 C85 […]

Tours, orientations, workshops and class-related instruction are available.

As the only library at UW-Madison dedicated to serving a population (undergraduates) rather than a subject or discipline, College Library strives to […]

(see also Abuse and Child Abuse) Boyhood shadows : “I swore I’d never tell–” (2009) RC569.5 A28 B69 2009 Breaking silence (1993 […]

Azzarello, R. (2016). Queer environmentality: Ecology, evolution, and sexuality in American literature. New York: Routledge. Gaard, G. (2022). Queering environmental justice through […]

An interactive art exhibit entitled “Genetic Symphonies: The Building Hox of Life” was recently installed on the 1st Floor of College Library. […]

Assessment of sexual offenders against children / Vernon L. Quinsey, Martin L. Lalumière. Main Book Collection HV6570 Q56 1996 Beyond sexual abuse […]