Below, you will find just a few of the many types of primary sources you can use to inform and develop cultural studies research projects. For a more comphrensive list of UW Librarie Special Collections holdings, please refer to the Special Collections home page.
For additional databases and links to image sources, please see the Campus Library Images Research Guide.
To find oral history transcripts as well as video interviews available in the Libraries, use UW Libraries Search and use the terms interviews or oral histories in conjunction with your topic. For example:
A selection of collectons that are available online:
There is a full list of local, national, international, and historical news sources on the Campus Library News Guide.
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