Food Studies Online makes available, through one, searchable platform, primary archival materials from the United States and the United Kingdom, imagery, documentary […]
Steenbock staff is pleased to spread the word about the Cool Science Images contest and its online gallery of current winners. We […]
Do you anticipate working intensively with library resources to complete a semester or year-long research project? If so, you may qualify for […]
UW-Madison Libraries are working to connect students (wherever they may be) with their course content. In order to ensure that course materials […]
The Science & Engineering Libraries have expanded the array of resources we make available to UW-Madison students and researchers. Here are several […]
Our staff wishes you the best as you toss your virtual mortar boards and transition from students to alumni. Although this semester […]
It’s been a ruff semester and we all missed visiting with our ‘pawsome’ therapy dog friends from Dogs on Call. The dogs have […]
The National Agricultural Library has announced its newest digital exhibit featuring the research of esteemed scientist, George Washington Carver (c1863-1943). In addition […]
Chancellor Rebecca Blank and a review committee of campus faculty, staff and students have selected Dave Cullen’s Parkland: Birth of a Movement as the 2020-21 […]
“Be it ever so humble, there’s no place like home”. Or, so reminds the masthead to The Household, a monthly journal published […]
While campus Libraries subscribe to sections from the Journal of Visualized Experiments (JoVE), we will, now, have expanded access to its Science […]
Many publishers and vendors with whom the Libraries license content are offering expanded (or extended) access to their products—including e-texts and video. […]