In 2010, College Library awarded research prizes to students Richard Qian and Erica Carballo for their excellence in undergraduate research, presented at the Undergraduate Symposium.
College Library’s Active Learning Classrooms (rooms 3250/3255) offer collaborative tech-enhanced spaces. They are closed for upgrades through March 2026, then available for general use.
Explore a curated collection of virtual exhibits from various museums and libraries, highlighting American history, material culture, decorative arts, and historical archives.
Explore a collection of digitized 18th and 19th-century botanical illustration texts, featuring works by Edwards, Bowles, Thornton, Brookshaw, and Gleadall.
Browse a collection of historical texts and manuals on work, industry, trades, and craftsmanship from the 17th to early 20th centuries. Explore digital sources on decorative arts.
View the availability of library equipment, including laptops, iPads, AV gear, and game consoles. This list includes both reserve and first-come, first-served items.
The Geology Library offers various equipment for checkout, including projectors, compasses, headsets, and mapping tools. Loan periods vary by item; contact us for renewal questions.
This bibliography explores abolition feminism, focusing on transformative justice, community care, and dismantling carceral systems, published by the UW-System Gender & Women’s Studies.
Explore this bibliography on Black women’s suffrage in the U.S., featuring resources, key figures, and a timeline developed by the Gender and Women’s Studies Librarian at UW-Madison.
This bibliography explores the “ethic of care” in feminist theory, featuring works by Gilligan and Noddings. It examines the contrast between care-based and justice-based moral ethics.
Explore a curated bibliography on digital feminism and activism, featuring books, articles, and resources on intersectional online advocacy, technofeminism, and digital resistance.