Items in this collection include papers from Richmond's days as a student at the University of Arkansas, and photographs and post cards acquired by Richmond while a soldier in France during World War I.

The collection contains eight reports which include text, photographs, negatives, color photocopies, drawings, sketches, and maps.

The scrapbook was created by Bess Wolf to contain mementos of her University experiences, her career as a schoolteacher, and other early experiences. Other materials were inserted into the book throughout her life.

The collection consists of Bess Wolf's scrapbook, three letters written by her parents shortly before their marriage, and a card index of the contents of the scrapbook created at the Fayetteville Public Library.

This collection contains Julia Rutherford's ledger with songs, purchase records, and lists of church members, two autograph books from AIU, a commencement invitation, and two photographs.

Autograph letter signed, dated Roseville (Logan County), Arkansas, December 4, 1878, from Sewell to D. H. Hill, president of Arkansas Industrial University, regarding conduct and health of writer's children, students John M. Sewell and Pink Sewell.

Positive photocopies of letters were donated to Special Collections by James T. Smith, M. D., Paris, Arkansas, 8 July 1986. The original letters are owned by the donor of the photocopies.

The material consists of seven letters written by Arthur M. Smith, from Arkansas Industrial University, Fayetteville, Arkansas, to his mother, Mrs. M. J. Smith.

MS, TS, TS copy, PR, MS/PR

Poems, receipts, programs for dramatic and musical performances, grade report, leaflet, and other materials pertaining to Smith's life as a sub-freshman preparatory student, 1905-1907, and as a candidate for the B.A. degree, 1908-12, at University of Arkansas

Scrapbook of materials (including photographs, pamphlets, programs, and some correspondence) collected by Glaphyra Wilkerson related to her time in Delta Delta Delta sorority.

Booklet of University of Arkansas tickets of W. Williams, 1913-1914, with tickets 16-27 still attached; carte de visite of Old Main.

This collection contains a photocopy of a diary kept by Rupert Taylor during 1907. In the diary he writes mainly about his day-to-day activities at the University of Arkansas, such as sporting events and dates.

Two report cards of Miss Annie Tillman from Arkansas Industrial University, December 1, 1884-October 9, 1885. Reports list courses taken, grades, absences, and number of demerits. They are signed by George M. Edgar, President, Ruth Johnson, Acting Secretary (1884), and George D. Purinton, Secretary (1885).

Collection consists of correspondence, photographs, publications, and ephemera.

Collection consists of correspondence, legislation, meeting minutes, reports, and general materials.

Materials consist of correspondence, meeting minutes, reports, financial materials, and general materials.

This collection consists of theses produced by students of the Honors Program of the College of Agriculture and Home Economics.

Clippings from various United States newspapers, accumulated by Luce Press Clipping Bureau of New York, Chicago and Kansas City, relating to European tour of the University's Schola Cantorum, to the International Polyphonic Competition at Arezzo, Italy and to the Schola's performance for President John Fitzgerald Kennedy at the White House.

This collection was created principally by students in four dorms at the University of Arkansas, including Futrall Hall, Holcombe Hall, Hotz Hall, and Humphreys Hall. Materials include photos, newspaper clippings, flyers, and captions. The scrapbooks for Futrall Hall span the period 2000 to 2004. The scrapbook for Holcombe Hall spans the period 1968 to 1969. The scrapbook for Hotz Hall spans the period 1967 to 1968. The scrapbooks for Humphreys Hall span the period 1972 to 1974.

This collection contains meeting minutes, newsletters, and a scrapbook.

United States Postal Card addressed to W. N. Ayers, Fort Smith, containing his grades at Arkansas Industrial University, 1875.

This collection consists of photographs, reports, newsclippings, and audio/visual materials.

The collection consists of photographs of individual students.

Materials collected or created by University Relations for the purposes of releasing news stories and marketing the University of Arkansas.

Materials in this collection include biographical information, World War II correspondence, counter intelligence corp manuals, financial materials, deeds, and photographs.