The collection includes photographs of the University, Fayetteville, and surrounding areas, including two programs (1905 and 1908) with photographs on the covers and an album (1910) containing fifteen snapshots of a trip made by engineering students to War Eagle. The photographs had been in the donor's family for years; most are unidentified. An uncle of the donor was an engineering student at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville.

Flyers for events and programs sponsored by the UA student organization PRIDE

Autograph book with signed personal inscriptions collected by Ida Pace from Jan. 4, 1884, to May 15, 1886, from approximately 62 persons, 46 of whom were Arkansas Industrial University students.

The papers contain diplomas, certificates, commissions, photographs, and newspaper clippings pertaining to John G. Ragsdale. The materials consist of about seventy items.

Papers of Chris Reichart primarily related to his career as an architect. Also included are family photographs, materials relating to playing football at the University of Arkansas, serving in the military during World War I, and hunting and fishing and personal history. Architectural drawings, photographs, maps and other records.

Scrapbook containing clippings, notes, photographs, mainly of Reynolds's friends in Fayetteville, particularly the "Spider and Skillet Club" (a group formed for hiking and cookouts.) Includes booklet on Niloak pottery; postcards of the university, Hot Springs, and St. Louis; souvenir viewbook of the university.

These papers include the biographical sketches submitted to Reynolds and Thomas. Papers and clippings pertaining to the biographies are also contained in this series.

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 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.

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.

Records consist of the Manual for Alumnae Chapters, a Manual for Members, three editions of the fraternal song book, correspondence, and copies of the Fayetteville Chapter yearbook.

1 videotape; 1/2". Videotape of a panel discussion sponsored by Sigma Delta Chi (Gamma Epsilon Chapter) and held at Kimpel Hall, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville campus, on October 18, 1988, concerning the competition between the Arkansas Gazette and the Arkansas Democrat newspapers in Little Rock. John Robert Starr served on the panel moderated by Robert Douglas.

This collection contains photographs of the fraternity brothers in football attire, swimming, socializing with women, and close-ups.

Collection consists of one scrapbook containing photos of members, mementos, and financial records.

Collection consists of a signature book, governing documents, meeting materials and correspondence.