The Jesse Erwin Day Papers contain correspondence and reprints of professional activity.

The Samuel Renshaw Microfilmed Documents on Aircraft Spotting contain a roll of microfilm concerning aircraft spotting, a project which Renshaw worked on during WWII.

The Nathaniel Wright and Caroline Augusta Lord Papers contain correspondence, business, professional and legal papers, and other writings by Lord. It also includes creative works, such as poetry, short stories, and essays by Caroline A. Lord.

The James Osborn Fuller Oral History Transcripts and Audiocassette Recordings contain four oral history interview transcripts with Fuller, the first conducted by Robert Sutton on November 17, 1983. The second, third, and fourth interviews were conducted by Paul Underwood on April 22, June 20, and December 9, 1985. The collection contains five original and five duplicate audiocassette tapes of the interviews. Topics discussed in the interviews include Fuller's career, his research in geology, and his administrative work at Ohio State, including organizational changes within the College of Arts and Sciences.

The Ivan I. Mueller Papers contain correspondence, conference files, research notes, publications, class information, files on the history of the Department of Geodetic Science, manuscripts, and material on the International Union for Surveys and Mapping.

The Ohio House of Representatives Resolution in Honor of Charles L. Spohn is a framed resolution that was awarded to Spohn on June 5, 1970 for his work at Ohio State University and elsewhere in the state of Ohio. The resolution is signed by Thomas A. White, Legislative Clerk.

The Mary Eloise Green Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with Mary Green conducted by Fern Hunt on February 12, 2002. Interview discussion topics include recollections of Green's student days at Ohio State in the early 1920s, the changes that took place over time in the School of Home Economics, and the rapid changes in food science during her career.

The Robert S. Gilchrist Papers include biographical information, curriculum, correspondence, newsletters, and publications. The main topics of the publications concern school curriculum and administration. It also includes Gilchrist's dissertation, A Proposed Program for Functional Education in the Junior High School.

The Margaret Willis Papers contain biographical information, photographs, University School files, curriculum, correspondence, and publications, including yearbooks. It also includes student interviews from her book Guinea Pigs After Twenty Years: A Follow-Up Study of the Class of 1938 of the University School Ohio State, 1961.

The Mac Stewart Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contains a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history of Mac Stewart conducted by Fred Roecker on June 24, 2002. Interview discussion topics include Dr. Stewart's career at Ohio State University, particularly his work at University College, of which he served as dean from 1990 to 2001.

The George F. Arps Papers contain correspondence, publications, memos, and certificates.

The Robert E. Jewett Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassette recordings of an oral history interview with Dr. Jewett conducted by Dr. M. Eugene Gilliom on September 4, 2003. Interview discussion topics include growing up around the Ohio State University campus and attending the university as a student. Jewett discusses his graduate education and return to OSU as a faculty member, where many of his students were veterans of WWII. He also discusses his tenure as a department chair, the student riots of 1970, and the role of the Faculty Club.

The David O. Edwards Papers contain lectures, correspondence, reports, department information, publications, prizes, research and conference files.

The Richard A. Popham Papers include publications, teaching files, student information, correspondence, National Science Foundation files, research data and notes, slides, including plant sample slides, and photographs.

The William Griffith Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassette recordings of an oral history interview with William J. Griffith conducted by Charles Corbato on March 27, 2003. Griffith discusses his contributions during sixteen years as Head of Campus Planning at the Ohio State University, the creation of the University District Organization, making the campus accessible, the construction of West Campus, Lincoln and Morrill Towers, and the rebuilding of University Hall.

The Albert Soloway Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contains an oral history interview transcript and audiocassettes of Dr. Albert H. Soloway conducted by Virginia Hall on June 14, 2002. Discussion topics include Soloway's time as Dean of the College of Pharmacy at Ohio State University, changes in education for pharmacists, the "corporatization" of higher education, and changes in faculty-student relationships.

The Harold Bolz Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with Harold A. Bolz conducted by Robert Sutton on April 13, 1983. Interview discussion topics include Bolz's position as Dean of the College of Engineering, observed changes in engineering education, and its relationship to industry. Bolz discusses the relationships among the deans, department chairs, and faculty, as well as the development of the College of Engineering and its various departments.

The D. Ransom Whitney Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with D. Ransom Whitney conducted by Tom Wilke in May and June 2003.

The Everett Walters Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contains an oral history transcript and audiocassette tapes of an oral history interview with Everett Walters conducted by Lewis Branscomb on August 13, 1986. Discussion topics include Dr. Walters' career at Ohio State University as a professor and dean, creation of a course for graduate students on college teaching, creation of the Annual Conference of the Humanities, and Walters' assistance in resurrecting the Ohio State University Press.

The Wayne Carlson Oral History Transcript and DVD Recording contains an oral history transcript and DVD of an interview with Wayne Carlson conducted by Robert Butche on June 19, 2003. Carlson is interviewed about various professor and employees at Ohio State University who carried out research in computer graphics. This DVD part five of five in a series produced about Carles Csuri and the history of computer graphics at Ohio State University.

The Elvin F. Donaldson Papers contains scrapbooks, transcribed interviews, songbooks, clippings, investing books and reports.

The Albert D. Taylor Papers contain lectures, correspondence, notes, writings and administrative files on the American Society of Landscape Architects Federal Housing Project.

The Emory Almy Agricultural Chemistry Course Materials contain the two notebooks of course materials by Almy during his time teaching in the Department of Agricultural Chemistry. The notebooks are titled The Chemistry of Milk and Its Chief Constituents, 1937 and Physical Chemistry of Dairy Products, 1941.

The Chadwick Alger Papers contain correspondence, speeches, articles, floppy disks, and general files of Professor Alger, including his research in international relations and the project, "Columbus in the World."

The Charles Arthur Dambach Papers contain correspondence, research and lecture notes, research data and censuses, field notes, clippings, and articles. Topics of materials include zoology, wildlife conservation, bird breeding, and woodland grazing.

The John Gabel Papers contain correspondence (letters and email messages) with co-editors David Citino, Charles Wheeler and Anthony York and other materials related to English Proffessor John Gabel's role as editor of The Bible as Literature, a textbook published by Oxford University Press. It also contains reprinted poems sent to Gabel by author David Citino.

The Willis Eugene Ray Papers contain materials on the industrial arts program at Ohio State University, correspondence, and OSU Research Foundation and committee materials.

The Douglas C. Williams Papers contain publications by Williams, research notes, article reprints, presentation notes, and correspondence about soil mechanics and sand.

The Hans Sperber Papers contain speeches and writings on political language (1944-1959), radio talks (in German) on the German language (1927-1928) and studies on word derivations and semantics. It also includes essays, articles, lectures, and audiotapes of lectures.

The Charles D. and Gladys Bolon Cooper Papers contain Cooper family papers, a letter of congratulations to Cooper, and diaries written by Cooper's wife, Gladys Bolon Cooper.