Karl Junginger Memorial Library

Find what you need with free, online research resources offered by your library and the Bridges Library System. With accurate information and accessible 24/7 from the library or from your home, you only need your library card to get started.

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From personal interest to educational research, BadgerLink is Wisconsin’s Online Library, providing Wisconsin residents with licensed trustworthy resources from these current content providers. The resources are designed to provide a foundational collection serving all Wisconsin residents, augmenting those available through K-12 schools, public libraries, public and private universities and technical colleges, medical and healthcare facilities and practitioners, and state agencies.

Click here for a full list of databases and online resources from Badgerlink.

Consumer Reports has empowered consumers with the knowledge they need to make better and more informed choices—and has battled in the public and private sectors for safer products and fair market practices.

 Online resume builder that lets you create professional-quality resumes in three quick and simple steps.

Find quality investment information on stocks or mutual funds, and research current or prospective holdings.

Reading recommendations for both fiction and nonfiction, for all ages.

Udemy offers over 6,000 online video learning courses that can be accessed anytime, anywhere. Learn programming, marketing, business skills, personal hobbies, and more. Each library has their own unique URL to access Udemy. Those links will be available here soon.

Discover books, music, movies, magazines and more throughout Wisconsin libraries.

Wisconsin Digital Library/ Libby – Check out titles on a Waterloo library card. The same pin number that you use to access the CAFE catalog is used with Wisconsin Digital Library/ Libby. Hundreds of fiction and non-fiction titles for adults, teens and children are available. They are listed in the CAFE catalog as an electronic resource or are accessible on the Wisconsin Digital Library/ Libby website.