The Alpha Lambda Delta records (1966) contain a list of members, invitations, and various paraphernalia. Alpha Lambda Delta is an honor society for freshmen women. Although it is a national organization, this particular collection pertains to the chapter at the University of Utah.

The Ruth Dickson papers (1926-1948) contain Dickson's personal yearbooks (1943-1948) as well as those of husband Flint Dickson (1939-1942), mother Mabel Sorensen Noall (1926-1930), and father Albert Noall (1927).

The W. J. Goodwin papers (1919, 1923-1924) contain a logbook which documents two trips in which Goodwin participated as a University of Utah engineering student. The first trip was a summer tour of U.S. National Parks and Canada. The second trip was a mining trip to California. Also included is a paper by Ethel Smith that discusses the Canadian Industrial Disputes Act of 1910.

The Lambda Delta Sigma records (1935-1947) consists of meeting minutes and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (L.D.S) Institute record notes. The sorority was founded in 1937 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Institute located at the University of Utah.

Albert Ray Olpin served as President of the University of Utah from 1946 to 1964. This collection consists of images related to his activities as President of the University and personal materials such as art and family.

The David Smellie and Daisy Rolapp Romney papers (1914-1980) consists of two yearbooks published by the University of Utah entitled The Utonian (1916-1917), along with a scrapbook of ephemeral materials collected during her years as a student at the University of Utah. Daisy Rolapp Romney was active in the University of Utah Dramatic Club and was also a society editor of the student newspaper for the Utah Chronicle.

The Students Against Apartheid collection (circa 1980s) consists mainly of news articles regarding apartheid and the Shanty Protest conducted by this group on the University of Utah. Some financial and legal papers are also included.

The "This Week We Honor" scrapbooks (1957-1962) consist of photographs and news clippings regarding students and faculty honored each week by the staff of the University of Utah Union.

The Marjorie Alston Whiteley autograph album (circa 1884-1890) contains signatures of friends, probably collected while Whiteley (1861-1954) was a student at the University of Deseret (University of Utah).

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.