Hesburgh Libraries

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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 of Joseph H. Burke, CSC, the Notre Dame liason with the US Government in charge of Military Training during the First World War (WWI, World War One). Consists almost entirely of correspondence with Washington and the Army about administrative matters and government property (primarily ordnance). The papers have been arranged several times, but it seems that at least some of the original order remains.

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Oral history interviews conducted under the auspices of the University of Notre Dame Archives, including audio recordings and transcriptions of interviews on Catholic Action and Social Justice; the National Catholic Reporter; and Notre Dame faculty, staff, and students. Governed by agreements with the people interviewed, some of these are open for use and some closed or restricted.

Scope and Contents The first part of the collection (boxes 134-215) consists of three series: Student Employment, 1906-07 & 1909-11 (boxes 152,153,209,212) Concerts, Lectures, Films, & Movies, ca.1911-20 (boxes 213-215) General Correspondence, ca.1905-1911 (boxes 134-211) Scattered Cavanaugh correspondence for 1905-06 may be found in in UPEL 115-133/. The bulk of the correspondence in this part of the collection dates 1906-11, though there are some runs as early as 1904 and as late as 1912,...

Scope and Contents Alphabetically arranged records containing general correspondence and subject files, budgets, contracts, documents concerning development and maintenance of the campus, and documentation of interactions with faculty, administration, alumni, and the world outside Notre Dame. The records of Notre Dame presidents were once numbered in a single sequence throughout the record group, and the four boxes from the Burns presidency are still numbered as if they were part of that sequence, boxes 43...

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Consists of documents and material found in the Presidents' Records and from miscellaneous sources.

Scope and Contents Three subscription books (1877-1913), two letters, a typewritten draft of an article reporting on a track meet (circa 1944), and photographs. The archives also holds bound volumes of the magazine and maintains a digital collection of issues, 1867-2011. The Scholastic photograph collection dates from the 1960s and is an ongoing collection. The formats range from prints, negatives, slides, and digital. The...

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Letters received from donors regarding the Jubilee of Father Sorin (1888) and the fundraising for a memorial statue to Father Sorin (1905-1906). Letters were received by Professors Orville Chamberlain and J. A. Lyons, James Cardinal Gibbons, John Zahm, CSC, William J. Marr, CSC, John W. Cavanaugh, CSC, Thomas E. Walsh, CSC, and William Corby, CSC, from friends of the University.

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Records of James Fraleigh's Varsity Shops, chiefly financial, with some regarding the Stadium artifacts auction.

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Records of Notre Dame's Student Activities Office, including audio-visual and printed material.

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Records of Notre Dame's Teachers as Scholars program.

Scope and Contents Records of The Observer, including a large collection of photographs, a collection of issues of the newspaper, and a digital collection with black-and-white and color page images of the newspaper. The photograph collection from The Observer contains multiple formats. The print and negative collection of The Observer graphics...

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Records of Notre Dame's yearbook (The Dome), including a large collection of photographs.

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Records of the faculty and staff of Notre Dame libraries, including audio-visual material and photographs.

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Records of Notre Dame's University Photographer, including black-and-white and color negatives and prints, and video and audio recordings; with images of Notre Dame trustees, advisory council members, administrators, and faculty, scenes from university life representing academic, religious, and recreational aspects, and videos representing campus activities.

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Records of the administration of Edward A. Malloy, C.S.C., as President of the University of Notre Dame, including audio and video recordings, photographs, printed material, and objects.