The Fabiola Nevarez collection consists of seven oversized black as well as twenty seven 8x10 color and black and white inkjet prints. These images consist of Latinx workers, families, and people protesting proposed a federal immigration reform debate in Ogden on May 1, 2006. Some of these images were part of Nevarez's senior exhibition.

Reece and Bonnie Nielsen served in many civic, community, and educational roles in Cache County, Utah. Among the topics documented in this collection is their work with the Intermountain Power Agency, the Hyrum City Council, and the Utah State University Institutional Council.

This collection contains the papers of LaGrande and Helen Peterson, Mrs. Peterson's mother Clara Bean, and their families

Proposals, campaign and research materials, letters, notes, and newspaper clippings.

This collection documents the life of Emily H. Richardson, particularly her involvement in the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) of Utah.

Chiefly subject files accumulated by Sunada concerning events, people, and political matters in Logan, Utah. Includes information on boy scout activity in Cache Valley (Utah and Idaho).

The collection contains materials related to the Samuel Taylor's political service in the Utah House of Representatives, particularly in the area of no-fare mass transportation.

The archives of the Logan branch of the A.A.U.W. Included are organizational history, financial records and programs.

The collection contains interviews of friends, family, colleagues, and associates who were either close to or connected to author and journalist Hunter S. Thompson for Tom Thurman’s 2007 documentary Buy the Ticket, Take the Ride: Hunter S. Thompson on Film.

This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Alison Comish Thorne pertaining to her time as a USU professor and equal rights advocate.