The Utah Legislative Conference records (1965-1967) contain position papers, officer lists, agendas, correspondence, budgets, and meeting minutes of the organization. The Utah Legislative Conference was a lobbying organization representing business and industrial interests. It was the Utah representative of the national organization of the State Chambers of Commerce.

The Utah State Democratic Committee records (1954-2012) holds correspondence and documents regarding the committee's organization and function, such as its charter and bylaws, meeting minutes, and membership lists; documents about elections and the election process; financial records; and flyers, forms, newsletters, press releases, resolutions, and other documents regarding party-sponsored conferences and various Democratic Party groups.

The Utah State Junior Chamber of Commerce records (1965-1975) consist of state and local officer lists, membership forms, meeting materials, local project files, and chapter, district, and national correspondence.

The Utah Statewide Coordinated Film History Project records (1949-1986) consist of a grant proposal, correspondence, and articles concerning the history of motion picture production in Utah and projects to document that history. Includes posters, press kits, and screenplays.

This Utah Theatre Association records (1970-1981) consists of correspondence, festival materials, programs, and workshop materials. The material relates to the activities of Harold R. Oaks in relationship to his participation with the association. The purpose of the association is to provide assistance for junior and senior high school teachers and student teachers.

The Utahns for Better Transportation Records (1988-2017) consist of agendas, comments, correspondence, data, environmental impact statements, ephemera, legal documents, maps, memorandums, reports, and studies related transportation projects and proposals in Utah. The records were maintained by Utahn for Better Transportation co-chairs, Roger Borgenicht and Ann Floor.

The Stewart Van Vliet papers (1859-1980) contain articles concerning Van Vliet as well as photocopies of photographs and correspondence. Van Vliet (1815-1901) was an army officer who supplied armies in the Utah War and the American Civil War.

The Phyllis Baker Van Wagenen correspondence (1979, 1982) consists of a postcard and a letter both written by Sonia Johnson to Van Wagenen. Johnson writes about her involvement with the Equal Right Amendment and thanks Van Wagenen for her support.

The Richard S. Van Wagoner papers (1797-2008) contain a record of Van Wagoner's historical research and writing. Correspondence and other papers are also included. Richard Van Wagoner is a clinical audiologist and Utah LDS historian and author.

The Glenn M. Vernon papers (circa 1940-1989) contain research files, drafts, and other preparatory material for Vernon's scholarly writing and teaching, as well as documents providing information on his academic career. Vernon was a professor of sociology at the University of Utah during the 1970s.

The Robert G. Vernon papers (1839-2012) contain correspondence, family biographical materials, diaries, scrapbooks, certificates, articles, books, newsletters, news clippings, legal documents, financial documents, LDS Church research, and local church histories and records. Vernon was a Utah lawyer and avid LDS Church historian.

The Veteran Ski Instructor Alliance correspondence (2001-2002) was created by the Veteran Ski Instructors (VSI), an organization based in Park City, Utah. VSI sponsors an annual reunion for ski professionals, many of whom were instrumental in organizing the Professional Ski Instructors of America, and most of whom have contributed to the development of the American Ski Technique over the years.

The Veterans Day records (1998-2003) contain materials related to annual Veterans Day events held at the University of Utah, including correspondence, budgets, lists of honorees and nominees, photos of the celebration, and media information.

The Louis E. Viko papers (1896-1968) consist of personal and professional materials relating to Louis E. Viko (1896-1968), a prominent cardiologist in the western United States during the twentieth century.