Filipino Forum, 1928-1930, 1942-1969.
Filipino American newspaper in English, Seattle. Microfilm A4137.
Asian Family Affair, 1972-1985
Asian American newspaper in English, Seattle. 1972-1982 on microfilm A7213; 1983-1985 in print in Special Collections F900.A75 A78
Northwest nikkei = Seihokubu nikkei, 1989-1997
Japanese American newspaper in English, Pacific NW. Microfilm A10368
The microfilm newspapers listed in the this guide are held in the Microforms & Newspapers Collection located in Suzzallo Library at UW Seattle.
What are microforms?
Older newspapers are often only available in microform. Microforms contain reproductions of newspapers, magazines, books, and other materials. Microforms are used to preserve content published in newsprint and othe paper formats that may decay over time. There are 3 formats of microforms: microfilm (on reels), microfiche (sheets), and microcards (opaque cards).
Where are the microforms?
Microforms are located in the Microform & Newspaper Collection on the ground floor of Suzzallo Library.
Can I get help?
Ask for help finding, locating, and duplicating microforms at the Help Desk. Check the Help Desk Hours before you go.
Can I make copies?
Use microform scanning equipment to make digital (.gif, .jpg, .pdf, etc.) files or reader/printers to print paper copies.
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