The Carol and Jack O. Evans Interview Transcripts contains a transcript of four interviews with Jack and Carol Evans conducted in 2000 by former Ohio State University Marching Band Director and School of Music Professor Paul Droste.

This collection contains Board of Inquiry reports, including interview transcripts, police reports and affidavit copies, photographs, Engineering Experiment Station reports on their investigation of the fire, and correspondence regarding insured properties and fire safety inspections, all dated 1968.

This collection contains printouts of 20 interviews conducted by Paul Morton with various comics creators for a number of online platforms, with dates ranging from 2006-2023. Interview subjects Ted Rall, Tim Fish, Jason Lutes, Jules Feiffer, Steve MacIsaac, David Small, Justin Hall, Gene Luen Yang, Shaun Tan, Craig Thompson, Joe Sacco, Scott McCloud, Daniel Clowes, Adrian Tomine, Lisa Hanawalt, Ben Katchor, Ben Delisle, James Sturm, George Takei and Nick Drnaso are in conversation with Morton for online publications Econo, Bookslut, The New Gay, The Millions, and Full Stop. In an effort to preserve these exchanges and the perspectives they provide, Morton donated this material to the Billy Ireland in 2025.

The Stephen J. Pyne Oral History consists of interview audio recordings, conducted in three parts by Dr. Jean de Pomereu in May and June of 2020, a biographical summary of Pyne compiled in May 2020, and a transcript of the interviews created in October 2020. Parts 1 and 2 of the interview focus on Pyne's experiences traveling to and living in Antarctica for three months in 1981-1982, as a guest of the United States Antarctic Program. Part 3 is a discussion of the writing and reception of his 1986 book, The Ice: A Journey to Antarctica.

The William Smith Papers, dated from 1947-1971, contains publications, diaries and manuscripts concerning Operation Deep Freeze III in 1957, and International Geophysical Year (IGY) 1957-1958, including interviews with wintering personnel. The publications, which range from 1947-1971, appear to be research material for Smith's psychological studies on polar scientists. His interviews with International Geophysical Year staff and others in Antarctica took place between 1956-1960.