Materials include speeches given by Charles E. Bishop during his time as the University of Arkansas President. Some speeches are accompanied by related material, including correspondence, press releases, and event programs. The collection also includes a few of Bishop's published papers and reports and a few speeches given by other people.

The collection contains meeting minutes, assorted paper materials, photographs and objects.

The papers contain items from the student and navy days of Mr. Black, programs from his season with the Martha Graham Dance Company, original poetry and a stage play, clippings, photographs, and phonograph records of songs sung by Mr. Black.

Papers include minutes, reports, and notes of the Black Studies Advisory Committee. Also included are course descriptions, correspondence, articles, and miscellaneous materials.

Materials include biographical data, correspondence, newspaper clippings, research materials, notes, primary and secondary source documents, manuscripts, memorabilia, photographs, and electronic data.

Scrapbook of University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, student David Russell Boatright, 1931-1935, containing clippings, correspondence, photographs, and programs.

William Bonner was a professor in the School of Social Work. The materials in this collection consist of departmental reports and professional research pertaining to sociology, urban planning, and rural development policies.

The papers consist of classroom notes and essays on commerce, geography, history, and social sciences and two scrapbooks with newspaper clippings, the Arkansas Industrial University Commencement program, 1880 and 1882, two letters (Arkansas Industrial University to W.P. Booth), 1880 and 1881, and handwritten notes. The papers also include Booth's 1883 diploma.

The photos and related items pertain to the University of Arkansas engineering class of 1915 and the class reunion of 1915. Sizes are given in inches, height by width.

The collection consists of Martha Callahan's scrapbook, which contains pictures, letters, school material, cards, newspaper clippings and other memorabilia. Loose items were collected in a separate folder.

The collection consists of thirty-six black and white photographs of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, ca 1907-1911. The pictures are mounted on 9.5" x 12.5" construction paper sheets and all, with the exception of four, are accompanied by typewritten captions. Seven photographs bear the Grabill Photo insignia.

The collection contains a typewritten narrative about the campus housing, educational, and recreational facilities; blueprints; and photocopies of photographic images. The two sets of the original series of twenty-one photographs are kept in a separate folder.

Skit, "The Case of the Missing Professor, or the Ill-Lit Stack" (2 pages) and song (?) for four scarecrows, apparently for Agri Day, 1948.

The collection consists of photographs and memorabilia, including jerseys from the football career of Ronnie Caveness.

Manuscripts, newspaper clippings, printed materials, postcards, photograph and videocassette documenting the June 23, 1980 Chi Omega Heritage Pilgrimage rededication ceremony at the Greek theater on the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, campus.

Speeches and press releases, 10 items; Newspaper clippings, 7 items; Printed materials, 3 items; Pictures, 4 items; Videotape, 1 item.

Desegregation award to University of Arkansas, 1951; 3 items (certificate, program, and leaflet).

Privately printed booklet, "Vox Clamantis in Academia," by William J. Waggener, 1912, containing prophecy in verse for the first collegiate graduating class (1876) of the University of Arkansas.

The collection has been divided into two series. Series one, topical files, contains letters, photocopies, and documents pertaining to the individual folder subject title. Series two, photographs, contains 35 identified photographs and drawings of Randolph, his family, and his acquaintances.

This collection contains documents from former U of A Professsor Gail L. Cramer and includes correspondence, research on rice, agricultural economics, international trade and marketing, books on these subjects, reports, publications, and textbooks authored by Cramer, reports from organizations regarding agricultural economics, slides, photographs, memorabilia, and digital files.