The UW Archives Oral History Program and the Wisconsin Story Project are working together to collect your stories and memories of the 1970 TAA Strike and the Sterling Hall bombing.
This effort is a part of Campus Voices, a project meant to capture, present, and preserve some of the strongest historical stories and memories of UW-Madison, through the people who lived them.
Listen to stories from the Sterling Hall Bombing and the TAA Strike, read interviews and more:
http://archives.library.wisc.edu/oral-history/campusvoices.html
Tell your side of the story:The Wisconsin Story Project will have its Wisconsin Story Booth inside Memorial Library (west corridor) from Monday, August 23, through Sunday, August 29.
Wisconsin Story Project’s booth is a portable video recording studio, and both WSP and the Libraries want to get folks, who were here in August 1970, to come and record their strongest memory, thought, or story about the Sterling Hall Bombing.
While the WSP will use parts of these recordings, along with other archival material, to craft a future public presentation, the Libraries will archive the videos for future generations to use.