Primary source materials and data for humanities and social science research are increasingly moving behind paywalls. This online forum—organized jointly by the Center […]

Defining Open Data Open data is data that can be freely used, re-used and redistributed by anyone – subject only, at most, […]

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Black on black violence (1986) E185.86 B53 1986 Domestic violence and healthcare : best practices in action (2010) HV6626.2 .D662 2010 Facing diversity: […]

Race in the classroom: the multiplicity of experience(1992) LC3727 R335 1992 [VHS] / [Education in Video/streaming 2007] Race: the power of an illusion […]

The abusive personality : violence and control in intimate relationships / Donald G. Dutton. Main Book Collection RC569.5 F3 D87 2003 Assessing […]

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Printing The B/W printer accepts print jobs through the wireless network. All printing is charged through the Wiscard system. You can make […]

A large foldout engraving from our copy of Athanasius Kircher’s Ars magna lucis et umbrae, in X. libros digesta, published in Amsterdam […]

We are delighted to welcome to Special Collections one session of this summer’s Mendota Seminar and to continue our collaboration with Prof. […]

Thanks for the shout-out in the Wisconsin State Journal from artist Martha Glowacki, whose exhibition “Martha Glowacki’s Natural History, Observations and Reflections” at […]

December 2010 through March 2011 Drawing on holdings of 16th-century books in Special Collections, this exhibit explored both the stability and vitality […]

August 24 – November 20, 2015 In celebration of the lush landscape of summer, this exhibit drew upon the holdings of Special Collections to […]

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