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

The papers consist of drafts of The First 100 Years and research notes. Research notes consist of correspondence, annual reports, and notes taken from newspapers and oral interviews. Series 1 consists of correspondence, ideas, and memos, as well as handwritten and typed drafts. Series 2 consists of Leflar's research files. Box 8 includes a set of note cards organized by subject.

This collection consists of memoirs, genealogy, and photographs.

This collection contains professional correspondence and materials of University of Arkansas Political Science professor Robert L. Savage.

Materials related to Lothar Schäfer's interest in the interrelation of science and humanistic learning. The documents in the collection include articles and speeches on the subject, as well as earlier treatments intended for publication as a book, and finally a manuscript version of In Search of Divine Reality: Science As a Source of Inspiration by the University of Arkansas Press in 1997.

This collection includes drawings, correspondence, and other material on architectural projects; notes and materials for Cyrus Sutherland’s manuscript, Buildings of Arkansas; and materials from the University of Arkansas including student projects, photographs related to architectural preservation, and architectural history.

Materials include awards, plaques, invitations, newsletters, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, magazine clippings, correspondence, photographs, lectures, academic publications, research journals, club minutes, constitutions, charters, University of Arkansas job applications and notices of change in job status, poetry by Otis Hite, and confidential papers pertaining to illegal recruitment of Jim Barnes.

Incomplete typewritten memoir of Lincoln outlining his career as an extension service entomologist from the early 1940s in Arkansas.

It includes correspondence from individuals and organizations, memos and announcements concerning the fight against Act 10, and newspaper clippings. Trapp had started a scrapbook of clippings, but none were fastened down, so all clippings were photocopied on acid-free paper for preservation purposes.

The papers consist of reprinted articles published in various scientific journals, four classroom notebooks, and other papers collected or created by Lewis M. Turner.

Materials consist of meeting minutes, correspondance, reports, and general materials.

The collection consists of reports, manuals, handouts, abstracts, and other materials related to workshops, retreats, and bus tours conducted by the Teaching and Faculty Support Center.

Materials include correspondence, constitutions, reports, meeting minutes, membership lists, entertainment schedules and invitations.

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

Collection contains correspondance, research material, meeting minutes, and other materials.

Materials were collected or produced by Donald E. Voth during the course of his teaching and research both as a student and as a professor. Materials primarily consist of articles, reports, project files, background research and publications related to rural sociology and community and rural development both locally and internationally. The majority of the materials relate to his teaching the research during his time at the University of Arkansas.

Correspondence, Newspaper clippings, Photographs, and other documentation of Mrs. Thorp's death and memorial service.

The collection consists of correspondence, records, articles, photographs, and other papers pertaining to the life of Walter John Schuldt. They particularly pertain to his education, military career, and career in higher education.