The Book Assessment Section manages material workflows, tracks collection status, and administers the Brittle Books Program, including replacements and preservation education.
The UW–Madison Information Specialist Internship Program (ISIP) offers undergraduates a two-year, paid opportunity to gain hands-on library and information science experience.
The Archives’ Student Historian Program provides undergraduate students at the UW-Madison the opportunity to conduct independent research with support from Archives staff. […]
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Madison LGBTQ+ Archive, including access, donating materials, student job opportunities, and online resources at UW-Madison.
This 2004 exhibit, curated by Carol Chase Bjerke, explores the intersection of photography and books, highlighting their cultural significance as integrated artistic objects.
UW-Libraries supports course media through licensed databases, physical reserves, and digitizing short clips. Learn how to request access or assistance for your courses here.
At College Library’s all-staff meeting in September, staff received a training from the Office of Sustainability Green Office interns. At that training, […]