Public History Project hosts live online event to honor 30th anniversary of Americans with Disabilities Act
Project assistant for Public History Project spoke about specific challenges students with disabilities faced throughout history of UW
Looking at the history, function of B-Side Records
Since inception in 1982, B-Side Records has survived ownership change, CD, digital music revolutions to become State Street's last surviving music shop
‘Our Shared Future’ heritage marker to expand learning about native narratives
Academic units incorporate Ho-Chunk history into teaching, learning in honor of the marker
Union South presents Auschwitz exhibit, lecture to impact younger generations
History teaches us what to repeat and what not to repeat, Auschwitz exhibit, lecture shown last week at UW communicates horrifying history we need to understand
UW orgs unite to bring ‘Tribal Histories’ documentary series to Union South
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, UW presents 'Tribal Histories' documentary series to help us understand First Nations impact and history here
The spooky history of UW: death onstage, human foot found in the wall, bodies unearthed
Delve into the eerie history behind the halls you walk everyday
Why celebrating Indigenous history is more important than celebrating genocide
Recognition of Indigenous People's Day is a good start — but it's only the beginning of education process
UW Madison’s Public History Project hires new director
Director aims to tell stories of past oppression on campus instead of hiding them
UW professor speaks about history of solar panels
Solar panels have become more affordable in recent years, says Gregory Nemet
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