Support the Madison LGBTQ+ Archive by donating historical materials, participating in oral histories, or making a financial contribution to preserve local LGBTQ+ history.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Madison LGBTQ+ Archive, including access, donating materials, student job opportunities, and online resources at UW-Madison.
The Oral History Program at UW offers training, resources, and equipment for capturing campus stories. Learn how to participate, nominate narrators, or access our archives.
The University of Wisconsin Archives maintains a collection of artifacts and memorabilia documenting campus history, including uniforms, awards, ephemera, and event materials.
The UW-Madison University Archives collection development policy outlines our mission to preserve university records, historical materials, and official state records for research.
Chloe, a UW-Madison Student Historian, researches the intersection of LGBTQ+ identity and spirituality through oral histories, archival records, and community documentation.
Learn about the University of Wisconsin-Madison Archives’ duplication and use policy, including request forms, fees, copyright responsibilities, and citation guidelines.
Research genealogical information on former UW-Madison faculty, staff, and students using university archives, directories, yearbooks, and records. Guidance on how to begin your search.
Plan your visit to the UW Archives. Find information on registration, reading room guidelines, accessibility, and temporary construction alerts for Steenbock Library.
The Badger Veterans project archives oral histories from UW-Madison students, faculty, and staff who served in the U.S. military, documenting experiences from WWII to the present.
Explore the history of “On, Wisconsin!”, the iconic university fight song that became the official state song in 1959. Learn the story behind this century-old tradition.
Learn about Biddy Martin, who served as Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Madison from 2008 to 2011 before becoming president of Amherst College.