“Athletics Blamed for Nervous Ills.” New York Sun, October 5, 1927. “Restful Slumber for Gym Credit.” Daily Cardinal, March 17, 1911. Cronon, […]

While interest and participation in sports had increased greatly around the turn of the century, facilities for women’s athletics had not kept […]

The most obvious result of the official endorsement of intramural over intercollegiate play was a severe developmental delay as regards competitive women’s […]

November 10, 1934 On the “eve of Armistice Day,” several hundred students stage an anti-ROTC, anti-militarism, and anti-war parade from the Union […]

October, 1950 The Faculty Senate accepts the University Committee’s Report on the Human Rights of Students [pdf], after amendments from the Board of […]

Listen to Oral History Clips below. March-April 1970 The Teaching Assistants Association (TAA) calls a strike on March 15 over collective bargaining […]

Less is known about the Brittingham’s second child, Harold Hixon Brittingham (1894-1937). He is the only one of the three children who […]

Randy Jablonic was born in Waukeegan, Illinois and spent most of his childhood in Owen, Wisconsin. As a UW student in the […]

The University of Wisconsin Oral History Program–part of the UW-Madison Archives & Records Management–presents the incredible career and extraordinary life and work of Dr. Frederic E. Mohs, M.D. Developed at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1936, Mohs surgery is now practiced worldwide and ...

Introduction The Madison General Hospital School of Nursing trained many nurses over its 80 years. Students learned the art of nursing while […]

Pre-Merger Information Before merger, the Coordinating Council of Higher Education (CCHE) existed as a board meant to provide oversight to the two […]

A companion to the state and federal regulations, the Board of Regents has issued policy 3-2 University of Wisconsin System Public Records […]

Information about accessing State Records Center services for offsite records storage and confidential destruction of paper and media.

Chris Maddox is a UW-Madison graduate student working on three associated installations dealing with creative practice.