This collection includes the Program and the Address by Chancellor William Greenleaf Eliot for the 25^th anniversary of Washington University.

This collection is comprised of materials that chronicle the 50^th Anniversary of Washington University and 46^th annual commencement, including the commencement program, the commencement address delivered by Professor Calvin Woodward, and newspaper clippings regarding the 50th anniversary of the inauguration of Washington University.

This collection includes correspondence and meeting minutes regarding the 75^th anniversary of Washington University along with speeches and programs of events of the celebration of the 75^th anniversary of Washington University.

This collection includes correspondence regarding the 125^th anniversary celebration planning, publicity material, and material documenting events sponsored by the various departments and schools.

This collection includes publications, programs for events, videos, and memorabilia from the sesquicentennial celebration at Washington University. Also included in this collection are chapter drafts for “Beginning a Great Work: Washington University in St. Louis, 1853-2003”, a Washington University History Book by Candace O’Connor. The material is arranged alphabetically by subject. Ephemeral and oversized items are listed at the end.

Various reports and documents prepared by the University to obtain accreditation from other institutions, or outlining requirements for obtaining such.

This collection includes architecural drawings of Washington University's Danforth Campus, West Campus, and Olin Library.

The collection includes material relating to the buildings of Washington University, including the laying of cornerstones, biographical information regarding individuals and organizations that building are named for, and other general reference materials.

This collection consists of two boxes of memorabilia from the visit of President George Bush to Washington University. The first box contains photo albums, press kits, videotapes and manuscript materials. The second box contains photographs.