This collection is comprised of photographic prints created by Washington University’s Office of Public Affairs. A small number of images, most from prior to the 1920s are from alternative sources.
Series 1: Photographs of Buildings on Campus
Series 2: Photographs of Departments on Campus
Series 3: Photographs of Events on Campus
Series 4: Photographs of People Affiliated with the University
Series 5: Photographs of Sporting Events on Campus
Series 6: Slides
Series 7: Negatives
Series 8: Transparencies

These collections document various anniversaries of the University and include material such as programs for events, publicity, memorabilia, and more.

This collection contains records of student groups and organizations and the
general office files created and maintained by University staff in the Office of
Student Affairs / Student Activities and the Department of Campus Life. {circa 1947 – 1987}

This collection contains newsletters, magazines, journals, and other publications
produced by various student groups, both general interest groups, as well as
those associated with campus wide associations such as Greek Life, Campus
Residence Halls (Residential Life), and the Campus Y. {1912 – present}

The collection contains Washington University yearbooks from 1903 through the
present.

Eliot is a co-founder of WashU. His papers include diaries, letters, his sermons & talks, &biographical info. The collection shows a glimpse of of St. Louis history from the mid-1800s to the early 1900s. Much of the collection has been digitized. Contact Special Collections for more information.

The Manual Training School (1879 – 1917) provided practical training in manual and machine arts. The collection includes Records of the Principal, administrative files, alumni records, catalogues, artifacts, textbooks, and photographs. ALSO, search Google Books http://books.google.com/books "manual training Washington University"

Mary Institute in St. Louis was founded in 1859 as a female seminary and college preparatory school for Washington University. This collection is comprised of a variety of materials that chronicle the history of Mary Institute, including early inconclusive runs of course catalogues, musical programs, promotional announcements, correspondence, and commemorative anniversary booklets. {1859 - circa 1940s}

The O’Fallon Polytechnic Institute was founded in 1855 by John Howe as part of a collaborative endeavor with Washington Institute (an earlier name for Washington University) to form a comprehensive school to teach mechanical, agricultural, and other industrial subjects. This collection includes correspondence and historical information regarding the O’Fallon Polytechnic Institute, along with reports from the Institute. {1858 – 1886}

The collection contains Washington University Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) material, including information from conferences and meetings, newsclippings, publications, membership lists, minutes of meetings of St. Louis chapter, and unclassified letters. {1956-1969}

This material was collected by Ben Zaricor as President of WUStudent Union, includes: correspondence, proposals to Univ. Community Council concerning student rights and judicial procedures, reports regarding student activities, student assembly minutes, material on student strikes, material on G.E. strike, material on judicial proceedings against WU students. {1963-1974}

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