Hesburgh Libraries

Scope and Content Individual items and small collections of manuscripts, photographs, and printed material written and/or collected by students at Notre Dame. Includes autograph albums, autobiographical sketches, letters, reminiscences, diaries, compositions and notes, papers, and miscellaneous documents such as certificates, grade reports, and bills; and collections consisting of these materials as well as programs, clippings, cards, tickets, and other memorabilia. Arranged by type of material and then by...

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Records of Notre Dame's Student Government, including one photograph.

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Records of Notre Dame's Summer Sports Camps, including photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Trustees and Advisory Council Affairs, including photographs and audio-visual material.

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Records of Notre Dame's Undergraduate Admissions office, including videos and photographs.

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Records of the Notre Dame University Bands, with many audio recordings, videos, films, and photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Chaplain and Prefect of Religion, including photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Real Estate Office, including photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Upward Bound Program, including photographs and digital data.

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Records of Notre Dame's Urban Instute (Institute for Urban Studies), including one video tape and over 1000 photographs (slides).

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice-President for Academic Affairs, including photographs.

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Records from the office of Notre Dame's Vice President for Advanced Studies, including audio-visual material and photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice-President for Finance, including one video.

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice President for Public Affairs and Communications, including a large collection of video recordings, with some audio recordings, digital data, and photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice President for Public Relations and Development / University Relations, including audio-visual material and photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice-President for Student Affairs, including videos and floor plans.

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Records of Notre Dame's Vice-President of Business Affairs, including photographs and objects.

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Records of Walsh Hall, including some printed material; photographs of the 1971/72 (last) Walsh Hall men; photographs of 2005 and 2009 Walsh Hall First Year Students and of a few unidentified alumnae; and photos of Walsh Hall staff, 2005-2008.

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Records of Notre Dame's Washington Program, including two copies of a 2007 video promoting the program.

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Records of Notre Dame's White Center on Law and Government, including photographs.

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Records of the Notre Dame Women's Advisory Council, including photographs.

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Records of the Notre Dame Women's Basketball Office, including many video recordings, notably coaches' films and 703 videos of women's basketball games between Notre Dame and other schools.

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Mimeographed circulars, printed material, clippings, and correspondence; concerning women's issues, the Equal Rights Amendment, and abortion.

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Photographic records of Notre Dame Women's Tennis, consisting of slides of Women's Tennis players at matches, on trips, relaxing, etc., 1985-1988.

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Records of Notre Dame's WSND radio station, including a large collection of audio recordings.

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Records 1967-1978, arranged chronologically and consisting chiefly of liturgies, with some correspondence and reports.

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Correspondence, comments on the campaign, campaign literature, Free City Day information, news clippings, campaign buttons, and a petition with signatures.

Scope and Contents Documents created between 1856 and 1947 and collected by multiple individuals and institutions with connections to the town of Harbor Springs, Michigan, and surrounding communities. The bulk of the collection documents the efforts of Louise Obermiller and Andrew J. Blackbird to substantiate and defend claims to land ownership and annuities on behalf of Odawa and Ojibwa bands in Little Traverse Bay and nearby communities, stipulated in treaties signed with the United States government in 1836...

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Microfilm of a rule book for the Oblates of Providence. The rule book, in French, followed by an English version, details obligations of the superior, oblates, and postulates, tasks to be done, Sunday and feast day observances, guidelines for the school and the children attending it, daily routine, dress, education for the sisters, and reformed constitution in French. The reel contains two copies of the book.