The John E. Corbally Papers contain budget, personnel and council reports, memos, correspondence, and other administrative files, mostly from the time period in which Corbally served as Ohio State University's director of the personnel budget, Executive Assistant to President Novice G. Fawcett, secretary of the President's Cabinet, and Vice President of Administration. This collection also contains an oral history interview transcript and audiotapes of John E. Corbally, conducted by Robert Butche on March 7 and 10, 2002. Interview discussion topics include the closing of University School, the creation of the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, OSU President Novice Fawcett, the controversy over the Speaker's Rule, and Corbally's career as a faculty member and administrator.

The Inter-University Council of Ohio Records contain office files from the Inter-University Council, including correspondence, budget studies, staffing and faculty load studies, public releases, maps, meeting minutes, legislative actions, and project reports.

The Ohio State University, Office of the Assistant to the President (Norval N. Luxon) Records contain administrative files from the period of time that Norval Luxon was Assistant to Ohio State University President Howard L. Bevis. Files include budget material, correspondence, personnel information, questionnaires, reports on the Twilight School and other colleges and departments, and publications.

The Robert Holsinger Oral History Transcript and Audiocassette Recordings contain an oral history interview transcript and audiocassettes of Robert Holsinger conducted by Paul Underwood on July 30, 1985. Interview discussion topics include Dr. Holsinger's career at Ohio State University, his work with President Novice Fawcett, and conflicts between President Fawcett and the faculty.