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

Handwritten reminiscences of J. F. Simonds, M.D., Regent of the University of Arkansas 1875-1876; done for David Yancey Thomas and John Hugh Reynolds for their History of the University of Arkansas, 1910.

Constitution and by-laws (adopted 1924), ritual, membership lists (1915/16-1932), and typescript of history of Skull and Torch honorary society by Miss Jobelle Holcombe.

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

The records contain constitutions, procedure manuals, correspondence, minutes of meetings, membership rosters, nomination forms, and other papers.

The collection consists of twenty-eight black and white photographs mounted on eight photographic album pages measuring approximately 11" x 7".

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

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

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 collection consists of handwritten notes pertaining to the study of engineering.

Videotaped proceedings of a tribute to Frank Broyles Arkansas' Man for All Seasons, September 21, 1990, Statehouse Convention Center, Little Rock, Arkansas. A copy of the printed program, with the subtitle Arkansas' Man for All Seasons, is in the Special Collections Vertical File.

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

Clippings, programs, photographs, and other materials pertaining to activities of the University of Arkansas chapter of University Dames.

Minutes of meetings, from initial organization on November 18, 1895 to March 13, 1908, of the University Infirmary Association, a group of Fayetteville, Arkansas women associated together "to assist in rendering more comfortable the students who may fall sick in the Dormitory" of the University of Arkansas.

Materials include alumni newsletters.

Series 1-3 consist of self study reports. Series 4 consists of self-study reports and other department reports.

This collection consists of reports, papers, studies, teaching materials, forms, and legislation which were gathered by and pertain to the departments of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology.

Box 1 contains paper materials, primarily sports game programs, and A/V materials. Boxes 2-6 contain primarily photographs, negatives, and slides.

Collection includes correspondence, reports, budgets, minutes, slides, and other materials related to the administration and pedagogy of the University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology.

Materials in this collection include Fine Arts Center Gallery brochures, MFA thesis exhibition flyers, postcards, invitations, and a book of art by painter Gorazd Skopje, an artist of Macedonian descent who completed his graduate course work at the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Department.

The collection contains booklets of lesson plans from Asian Studies summer workshops.