Scope and Contents This collection documents the activities of University Communications & Marketing, Alumni Relations, and the H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center within the division of External Relations & Communications. Materials include correspondence, publications, promotional materials, employee obituaries, manuscripts, committee minutes, reports, donations, photographs, and program brochures. The record group is divided into three series that include Series 1 (University Communications and...

Scope and Contents This collection documents the activities of the unit of Student Affairs and all the departments that fall within their jurisdiction and spans the years as early as 1874-2024 with the bulk from 1964-1980 and 1990-2017. The changes of the unit's organization are noted within the Sub-Groups and Series descriptions. Included in this record group are the following document types: correspondence, meeting agendas/minutes, reports, schedules, programs, surveys, publications, publicity materials,...

Overview This series contains 11 Sub-Series: Sub-Series 1 (Cumberland - Yearbooks), Sub-Series 2 (Reflectors), Sub-Series 3 (Underground Newespapers), Sub-Series 4 (Slate), Sub-Series 5 (Philo Review), Sub-Series 6 (Write the Ship), Sub-Series 7 (Normal Literary...

Overview This is a complete collection of yearbooks of graduating classes from 1917-2020. Yearbooks were not published prior to 1917. This sub-series contains a complete set of Cumberlands located in 10 boxes (cartons) that measure 12.92 linear feet that are located in RG 6, Series 6. These are housed in the Archives Annex on the bottom level of Lehman Library in Room 002. There is also a collection located in the reference area of the archives for quick access that is...

Overview The Reflector morphed from the Campus Reflector, which was the first campus newspaper. The name was changed with the last issue of 1956, and the newspaper gradually became more of a literary magazine. An incomplete set of the Reflector can be found in the reference section of the Archives for quick access that include the following dates: 1956-1977, 1983-1989, 1991-1992, 1994-2003, 2006-2016,...

Overview The Underground Newspapers provided a significant venue for students to share their voice primarily on topics of gender and race equality. The newspapers were not sanctioned by the university but functioned as a major part of student activism during the 1960s-1970s. Patrons who use this collection should be aware that there may possibly be language used in some newspapers that could be offensive. The format for most are printed and copied on regular copy paper or colored copy paper.

Overview The Slate became the campus newspaper in 1957 after the Campus Reflector changed to a literary magazine in 1956. All Slates are located in the reference section of the Archives. The CD's in this collection are not the best quality and are difficult to search. The microfilm and the CD's are located together in a box that sits with the newspaper in the reference section of the Archives. The...