You are cordially invited to a grand reopening of the Office of the Gender and Women’s Studies Librarian! Created in 1977, the […]

The Southeast Asian (SEA) Studies Collection available through the University of Wisconsin-Madison is a rich source of knowledge and discovery covering disciplines […]

This space is dedicated to supporting graduate students working alone or in small groups. This is intended to be a talking and collaborative space.

Mills Music Library has the same finite space constraints facing all libraries, so we recently decided to reconfigure our stacks (fancy library […]

We may be miles apart, but the Libraries are still here to help you #StudyStrong and get through finals! And, we haven’t […]

As we wrap up the first week of the 2021 Fall semester, we wanted to highlight just a little bit of what […]

In response to the White House Office and Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) direction, grant-making federal agencies have generated policies that require […]

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 […]

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 […]

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.

Little magazines offer social and political comment inextricably linked with literature, providing an indispensable context for studying modern poetry and fiction. Little […]

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