Abstract Mostly publications produced by Brigham Young College, the Alumni Association, and the student body. Manuscript record group includes register of studies (1888-1891); minutes of general theology, missionary, and priesthood meetings (1889-1892); Dept. of Biology equipment and herbarium inventories; minutes of Brigham Young College Athletic Association meetings (1895-1907); minutes of student literary and social groups, including the Beacon Light Society (1900-1905), Phae Polo Lyceum...

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Papers of the 12th president of Utah State University (1979-1991), Stanford O. Cazier. Includes correspondence, reports, memoranda, etc.

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Papers of the 13th president of Utah State University (1992-2000), George H. Emert. Includes correspondence, reports, memoranda, etc.

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Louis L. Madsen was the eight president of Utah State University between 1950-1953 and was known for expanding university buildings and programs.

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President E.G. Peterson papers document Utah State University history between 1916 to 1946, recording a transitional period for the Agricultural College.

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This collection document the activities of Franklin S. Harris as the seventh Utah State University president and include correspondence and office files related to the function of the University between 1945-1950.

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The Glen L. Taggart Professional and Personal papers document many of Taggarts activities after his time as the eleventh president of Utah State University (USU), and include correspondence, reports, office files, and other assorted files related to his work with various international education programs.

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This collection contains highlights of the Utah Governor collection on Utah State University consolidation issues.

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John A. Widtsoe was the fifth president of the Utah Agricultural College, now known as Utah State University from 1907 to 1916. This collection documents his time as President and includes papers concerning his administrative duties and other notable activities like his involvement in the dry-farming congress.