Explore a curated collection of educational and documentary videos focused on couples, marriage, family dynamics, social work, counseling, and LGBTQ+ relationships.

Explore a curated collection of videos focusing on the experiences of immigrants and refugees, covering themes like family, culture, health, and social integration.

In conjunction with the first event of the fall semester sponsored by the Friends of the UW-Madison Libraries, we will make available […]

In the last week of December and in early January, the Special Collections reading room and exhibit area will be open reduced […]

New Year’s greetings! Decorative covers of some of our many gift books and annuals figure in the the online project Publishers’ Bindings […]

We are pleased today to host participants in “Ten months that shook the world: Russia’s revolutions in a global perspective. A workshop […]

Today’s Google Doodle honors Sir William Henry Perkin’s 180th birthday and the organic dye mauveine for which he is best known. We […]

Though our abundant holdings of illustrated ornithological works feature many an owl, this Halloween we turn instead to Hootie Toots of Hollow Tree […]

We welcome you to our newest exhibit, Telling 100 Stories: Italian History and Culture in Special Collections.  In it you will find […]

Characterized by their non-commercial attitudes and their penchant for the avant-garde, little magazines have rebelled against established literary expression and theory by demonstrating an aggressive receptivity to new authors, ideas, and styles.

Explore our Little Magazine Collection, documenting modern literary trends, social movements, and artistic manifestos from Imagism to feminism and beyond in diverse formats.

“Chapter and Verse” explored the Bible in print and book culture, showcasing historical volumes from Special Collections alongside the Saint John’s Bible exhibition in 2015.

While campus Libraries subscribe to sections from the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE), we will, now, have expanded access to its Science […]

Read any good books lately?! Chancellor Rebecca Blank and a review committee of campus faculty, staff, students (and public librarians) are asking […]

Our librarians are prepared to collaborate with instructors on developing customized content for use in Canvas. In addition to modules that connect […]