This collection consists largely of DVDs of news broadcasts produced by Louise Degn from 1969 to 1990.

This collection chronicles the artistic circle known as the "Electric Generation."

This collection contains subject files, general correspondence, constituent correspondence, books, reports, maps, newspaper clippings, media, and other documents from James V. Hansen's 20 years as a U.S. congressman representing Utah's first district.

The Herald Journal Addendum contains photographic negatives and prints taken for the Herald Journal between 1969 and 2001. Photographs from this collection document accidents, social and public events, organizations, buildings, government, education, sports, and businesses in Cache Valley, among other subjects.

The Herald Journal photograph collection consists of 67 boxes with approximately 3,000 batches of 35mm and 120mm black and white and color negatives taken between 1969-1990 as well as prints and proof sheets. Photographs from this collection document accidents, social and public events, organizations, buildings, government, and businesses in Cache Valley. Also included are scenic views of the area and scenes from Utah State University and public schools.

The collection consists of materials kept by William Hurst and provides an in-depth look at his career in the Forest Service, where he worked in the Wasatch National Forest and Ashley National Forest before serving as the regional forester for the Southwestern Region.

The National League of Pen Women, established in 1897, was organized as a way for women to find mutual aid and advice for writing careers. The collection contains minutes, financial records, and other information about the organization.

This collection contains the historical records of the Logan Chapter of the Mormon Battalion Association.

The Willie Ottogary papers include copies of newspaper articles from The Journal (1909-1929), Box Elder Journal (1925), and the Oneida County Enterprise (1924) written by Willie Ottogary.

This collection contains materials pertaining to U.S. public folklore programs within their respective states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico. The collection materials include pamphlets, brochures, programs, newsletters, correspondence, etc.