The Adolph E. Waller Papers contain professional correspondence, papers, addresses, certificates, articles, class notes, notebooks and photographs.

The Albert A. Gabel Papers contain materials relating to the American College of Veterinary Surgeons Exam Committee and the development of the first exams (1966-1970), reprints of articles, texts, and research proposals on equine medicine.

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

The Albert Romeo Papers contain proposals relating to consulting projects, Department of Engineering Graphics committee materials, instructional materials, correspondence and clippings.

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 Alexander H. Schutz Papers include annotated bibliographies, many of French literature, class notes, published and personal journals, correspondence, and notecard files.

The Alfred B. Garrett Papers contain an oral history interview with Garrett and papers concerning Garrett's involvement in Ohio State University research programs.

The Alfred D. Cole Papers contain business and personal correspondence, chiefly with T.C. Mendenhall, from 1911-1931, and an envelope containing autographs of American physicists.

The Alpheus Wilson Smith Papers contain publications, administrative and department files, and class notes.

The Alva W. Smith Papers contain notes and diagrams from two notebooks and a binder made by Alva Smith while he was a graduate student at Ohio State University.

The Alvah Peterson Papers contain biographical files, including obituaries and an award from American Letters. It also contains published and unpublished writings, correspondence with a former student, and cash journals concerning the sale of his books.

Arch Oliver Heck Papers contain articles, correspondence with foreign students, genealogy of the Heck family, Institute for Educational Leadership data, memoirs, and photographs.

The Arnold G. Reichenberger Papers contain correspondence from military personnel who had been through Reichenberger's language study curriculum as part of the Army Specialized Training Program at OSU, as well as two newsletters sent to former pupils stationed overseas during the war, and autobiographies written by former students. The collection also contains photographs of Reichenberger and his wife.

The Arthur E. Adams Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain a transcript and audiocassettes of an oral history interview with Arthur Adams conducted by Jean Girves on February 27, 2003. Interview topics include the formation of a Black Studies Department at Ohio State University and the administration and governance of the university during Adams' time as a dean, a provost, and a special assistant.

The Arthur Eugene Baggs Papers contain correspondence, research and class notes, and publications by Baggs and other authors.

The Arthur Jay Klein Papers contain addresses and talks, student testimony, and other writings by Arthur Klein.

The August Carl Mahr Papers contain poems (chiefly in German), music and songs, a translation of a Moravian diary from 1772, a play in German titled Agnes, and an essay on Greek tragedy titled Das Werden der tragischen Schauform in Attika.

The Benjamin Bowen Lectures on French Literature contain 46 pages of lecture notes on French literature and 21 pages of notes on the French novelist and playwright Honoré de Balzac.

The Boyd Henry Bode Correspondence with Dr. E.J. Kircher contains correspondence between Boyd Henry Bode and Dr. E.J. Kircher, Bode's future successor at Ohio State University.

The Bradley Chapin Papers contain personal and professional papers, including correspondence, financial records, class and Department of History notes, history research, and publications.

The Bruce Lanyon Bennett Papers contain correspondence, minutes, and project and committee notes.

The Carl O. Boucher Papers contains Boucher's faculty papers, including articles, lectures, notes, biographical materials, personal correspondence, notebooks, scrapbooks, and photographs.

The Carl S. Johnson Papers contain publications and writings on conservation education. The collection dates span from 1938 to 1976.

The Carl Warren Gay Papers contain teaching materials and writings by Gay.

The Carroll A. Swanson Papers contain correspondence, retirement letters, reprints, lab notebooks and other writings.

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 A. Doan Papers contain correspondence, awards, and reprints of articles by Dr. Doan.

The Charles Albert Glatt Papers contains reports, correspondence and writings concerning the desegregation of public schools, records of the Midwest Institute for Equal Education Opportunities, pamphlets, personal papers, slides, and tapes. It also contains a recording of the memorial service for Glatt in 1975.

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 Charles B. Morrey Papers contain biographical material, lecture notes, diplomas, memorabilia, publications and photographs.