The University of Utah Crimson Club collection (1992) consists of a parking pass with memorandum; bumper stickers; membership card with explanatory letter; newsletter (Fall, 1992); season tickets; and a tailgating pass.

The University of Utah Department of History photograph collection consists of 236 glass lantern slides and negatives. Some are color tinted by hand. They are mostly of Europe, some are of natural scenes.

The University of Utah Friars Club records (1926-1930) contains Friar News, volumes 1-5, club sheet music, stationary, and a club seal embosser. The Friars Club was a fraternity first created by former University of Utah president, John A. Widtsoe, in 1920 for returning LDS missionaries. It later merged with Delta Phi and was renamed in 1931 and again renamed Delta Phi Kappa 1961. In 1978, Delta Phi Kappa merged with Sigma Gamma Chi.

The University of Utah Olympic planning records (2000-2002) contain various signs and banners, a flag from the Paralympics, and a book for volunteers. The University of Utah hosted the Olympic Village as well as the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2002 Winter Olympic Games in Salt Lake City.

The collection consists of a manuscript written by Hurschell G. Urie titled, The Department of Electronics and Electronic Engineering Technology at Weber State College 1955 to 1984. Hurschell G. Urie is a retired faculty member from the department at Weber State College.

The Utah Academic Library Consortium records (1973-2009) contain meeting summaries and reports concerning the Utah Academic Library Consortium, UALC. The UALC is the successor to the former Utah College Library Council and is a cooperative library organization including academic libraries in Utah and Nevada.

The Utah College Library Council records (1971-1987) contain memoranda, correspondence, minutes, reports, publications, and statistics pertaining to the Utah College Library Council (UCLC). The UCLC was established in 1971 to share resources between academic libraries in Utah. It has since been replaced by the Utah Academic Library Consortium (UALC).

The Lucy May Van Cott papers (1920s-1955) contain correspondence and notes relating to Lucy May Van Cott, as well as genealogy and various personal items which she collected. Van Cott served as Dean of Women at the University of Utah (1907-1931).

The Cheves Walling photograph collection consists of group photographs of conferences in which Waling was the Vice-President, two personal photos, and as image of Hexachlor Benzene.

The collection consists of a 1953 official copy of the articles of incorporation for Sheldon Jackson College and of all amendments through 1945. First page is notarized certificate from the office of the Utah Secretary of State.

The John Andreas Widstoe photograph depicts a portrait of Widstoe. Widstoe was the President of the University of Utah from 1916 to 1921. In 1921, Widstoe accepted an appointment to an apostleship in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and served in that capacity until his death in 1952.

The Ernest L. Wilkinson diaries (1953-1977) are comprised of photocopied pages of journals kept by Wilkinson during his years as president of Brigham Young University (BYU) in Provo, Utah, as well as the time he spent following his retirement as editor of the university's centennial history. Wilkinson (1899-1978) served as BYU's president from 1951 to 1971.

The William R. and Erlyn Gould Distinguished Lecture on Technology and the Quality of Life Series video recordings (1992-2006) consist of videos of the annual Gould Lecture delivered at the University of Utah. The Goulds began the lecture in 1992 to meet the "critical need for continuing public education about issues regarding modern technology and its impact on our daily lives."

The O. Meredith Wilson papers (1961) consist of a biographical sketch and materials relating to Wilson's Milton Bennion Memorial Lecture at the University of Utah. Also included are materials pertaining to Wilson's inauguration as president of the University of Minnesota, including a microfilmed scrapbook.

The Francis Dunham Wormuth papers (1964-1988) contain drawings, correspondence, coursework, lectures, notes, organization materials, publications, and research files. Wormuth was a professor of political science at the University of Utah and an author.

The Truman R. Young papers (1911-1923) consist of some of Young's yearbooks as well as a portrait of the LDS University president in 1911.