Tom Caw, Music Public Services Librarian, participates in Happy Hour, March 12, 2021, 4-5pm CT on Zoom

How different is college from high school? What do professors expect of their students? What are the keys to academic success? Beginning […]

UW-Madison Libraries announce the appointment of Carrie Kruse as the new Associate Dean of Libraries for Public Services. The Associate Dean for Public […]

Discover top tools for finding and using open educational resources (OER), including Open Textbook Library, OER Commons, OpenStax, LibreTexts, MERLOT, and Oasis, for your courses.

Explore this collection of social work and library videos on marriage, covering topics like interracial marriage, family therapy, counseling, and marital stability.

Explore resources on neuropsychological testing and intellectual disabilities, featuring key texts like “A Compendium of Neuropsychological Tests” and “Intellectual Disabilities.”

The Department of Special Collections will be For more information about other campus libraries, see Library Hours. Please contact us at 608-262-3243 […]

“Shapes in Books” (2015-2016) was a special exhibit showcasing geometric shapes—triangles, squares, and circles—within the typography, illustrations, and metaphors of rare books.

Help for getting started with research using particular strengths in Special Collections

How to access reserves and place items on reserve.

Learn more about the UW Archives, including our mission, historical collections, and resources for researchers and the university community.