Rudner’s papers, which reveal his passions for the philosophy of science and aesthetics as well as social consciousness, are comprised of four series housed in three boxes as detailed below.

There are some digital materials associated with this collection. Contact the University Archives for more information.

To see additional materials relating to Charles Johnson's career, consult the Charles Johnson Papers finding aid. This collection includes correspondence, manuscripts, published cartoons, screenplays, short stories, essays, ephemera, scrapbooks, and professional materials.

This collection is comprised of correspondence, programs, publications, and copies of documents that chronicle the founding and early history of the Henry Shaw School of Botany.

The Sigma Xi Honorary Society Records consists of two bound volumes of minutes and membership information from 1908-2016.

This collection contains documents and records from the Kansas City unit of Washington University’s School of Social Work from 1938-1949. The records contained include various meeting minutes and budgets, correspondence, history and brochures, student roster, and statistics.

The records of the Sports Information Office consist of files detailing statistics, rosters, game programs, and other information relating to the sports teams of Washington University in St. Louis. In addition, the second series is comprised of scrapbooks of newspaper clippings detailing Washington University sports.

This collection includes publications created and distributed by the Office of Sustainability.