This exhibit explores Wisconsin’s role in the handmade paper movement, featuring artists’ books created by Wisconsin-rooted makers using diverse, innovative materials. (163 characters)

This exhibition celebrates the centennial of James S. Watrous (1908–1999), highlighting his contributions as a UW campus muralist, art historian, and mosaicist.

University of Wisconsin faculty and staff can borrow materials and access digital resources at UW-Madison libraries using their home institution ID. See full policy details here.

Learn how to place library items on hold via the catalog and schedule an appointment to pick them up at Memorial Library. Find instructions, FAQs, and contact info here.

The Associated Students of Madison (ASM) is holding a Voter Registration Drive at College Library on the next two Wednesdays, March 2 and […]

For the 18th year, College Library is pleased to sponsor the Great Pumpkin Contest! Guess the weight of the four “pumpkins” next to […]

The Infolab in Room 2250 recently added an iPad Pro to its arsenal of creative tools. When paired with an Apple Pencil […]

Looking for something new to read? Would you like a fresh perspective as you head into the fall semester? Check out the […]

Last week, College Library installed new furniture in room 2191 which provides over 100 additional seats and several new seating styles. (And […]

The advising portion of SOAR (Student Orientation, Advising, and Registration) returns to College Library from January 13-15, 2026. The goal of SOAR is to […]

First, second, and third floors at College Library. Study areas are color-coded by noise level allowed.

Browse a collection of digitized exhibition catalogs from historical World’s Fairs, including the 1851 London, 1867 Paris, and 1876 Centennial International Exhibitions.

The UW–Madison Digital Scholarship Hub in Memorial Library is a collaborative space where scholars, students, and community partners innovate at the intersection of humanities and STEM.

A curated bibliography of essential scholarly texts exploring the intersections of ecofeminism, literary criticism, and ecocriticism within environmental humanities.

A bibliography of scholarly research and articles exploring podcasts as a feminist pedagogy, focusing on critical engagement, social justice, activism, and digital media education.