This collection includes students’ plays written for English classes between 1923 and 1961.

This collection documents the activities of the Environmental Response organization. Material includes organizational correspondence, policy statements and activities, brochures and posters, and project information.

A small group of material in the collection unrelated to Environmental Response is a folder on the Association of Black Collegians. This significant material deals with a sit-in at Brookings Hall in 1968, and includes a copy of the protestors’ Manifesto.

The John B. Ervin Scholars Program Records consists of anniversary materials, event programs, office files, publications, publicity materials, scholarship applications, and scholarship program scholar directories.

Materials in this collection include photographs and slides documenting construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects on campus, and were predominantly taken by Facilities personnel. Most of Series 03 consists of planning documents from outside architectural or engineering firms contracted by the University.

This collection includes publications created and distributed by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The Faculty of Arts and Sciences Collection includes publications produced for the benefit of Arts and Sciences faculty. The majority of the publications are faculty newsletters and programs and invitations for installation ceremonies for the endowed professorships.

The Fashion Design Program is part of the Sam Fox School of Desgin and Visual Arts. This collection includes binders documenting fashion shows and student designs, as well as VHS recordings of fashion shows from 1988-2005, and a series of DVDs and CDs of images and video of fashion designs and annual shows.

This collection contains the papers, notes, and correspondence of Eugene Feenburg. 

The George Fehl III Collection consists of pencil, color, and ink wash sketches drawn by Fehl.

The collection consists of one box of correspondence, arranged chronologically. Nearly all the letters are written to William Greenleaf Eliot, Jr., grandson of the co-founder of Washington University and a lifelong friend of Mr. Flagg's.

Other papers of the Norman Flagg and the Flagg family may be found at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville.

The John Rison Fordyce Papers consists primarily of material towards a history of the DeSoto expedition, entitled "Trailing DeSoto." In addition to chapter drafts, the collection contains typed and autograph notecards, various maps, and a scrapbook.