This collection contains subject files and ephemera related to Bookmark Society activities and sound recordings of Society events.

The collection includes material relating to Washington University academic robes, class rings, colors, diplomas and degrees, fight song, logo type, mottos and inscriptions, trademark, seal, etc.  Similar information may be found in a variety of the folders within this collection.

Items in this collection are housed in boxes and described in general terms with the donor listed, followed by the year the donation was received in the Archives (when this information is known).

Contains various planning and publicity documents related to the University’s involvement in the planning of the Cross-County Expansion.

The collection includes material relating to the Mudd/Eliot Hall architectural competition of 1965, including background information and competition drawings.

Washington University Names That Live Sketches consists of the original pencil sketches by featured in Names That Live: An Account of the People for Whom the Buildings at Washington University are Named and of the Benefactors Who Gave Them produced by the Office of University Relations in 1967. The building sketches were drawn by Michael N. Schreiber (Fine Arts, 1964) and the portrait sketches were drawn by Simmie Gellman.

This collection is comprised of historical materials from the Washington University Observatory. This includes records of observations, plans of the Observatory, and reports. Many items in the collection are extremely fragile and require special handling.

This collection contains files from the Olin School of Business. It includes general business school records, books of faculty meeting minutes, and information and records from different Business School Committees.

This collection is comprised of papers, reports, and correspondence that supports and details the endeavors of the Washington University School of Business Tunisian Project. The material is arranged alphabetically by subject.

This collection includes correspondence, conference material (biographical information on the speakers, planning material, and publicity), audio cassettes of the conferences, annual reports, and newsletters relating to the Mr. and Mrs. Spencer T. Olin Fellowship for Women in Graduate Study at Washington University.