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The collection consists primarily of administrative files and correspondence documenting the African Studies Institute from 1996 to 2015. Most of the files date from the directorship of Lioba Moshi and the records demonstrate the growth of the ASI during these years.

Collection includes correspondence, photographs, genealogical research, personal papers, and legal documents associated with the Jarnagin and Sams families.

This collection offers a glimpse at the personal and professional life of Ralph Haygood Stephens, former director of the University of Georgia Press (1950-1978). The professional material consists UGA Press and awards/certificates. The UGA Press subseries consists of a small amount of office files that include publishing lists, notes, and newspaper articles concerning the Press and Stephens. Also included are a few biographical sketches and resumes of Stephens', a copy of Who's Who in Publishing, and a bound copy of correspondence from colleagues that Stephens received upon retirement. There are four items in the awards and certificates subseries: a Phi Beta Kappa certificate of recognition and a copy of a resolution presented after Ralph Stephens' death in 1994, a Cobbham Casuals Series signed flyer, and a Dixie Council award plaque.

The provost files in this collection cover the period from 1999 to 2011 and include the committee work and planning for the following events: Commencement, Convocation, Honor's Day, Special Topics Workshops, Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professorships, Richard B. Russell Award and CDs of many of the following events.

These papers contain mainly correspondence between Ina Russell and her husband, Richard B. Russell, Sr. and their son, Richard B. Russell, Jr., as well as other family members. The letters exchanged with Judge Russell and Senator Russell frequently contain commentary on political developments nationwide and in Georgia. The collection also includes family scrapbooks, books, newspaper clippings saved by Mrs. Russell, photographs, and a selection of stereo slides. The papers give an in-depth look at the social activities and mores of a large family at the turn of the twentieth century and contain information regarding Mrs. Russell's selection as Georgia's Mother of the Year and her work within the Presbyterian Church.

This collection contains photographs, manuals, reunion and convention materials regarding World War II and the 945th Field Artillery Battalion, and materials used in the creation of William Cosgrove's book Time On Target (1997).

This collection includes music production documentation and miscellaneous files, notebooks, and ephemera that is associated with the Bill Lowery Music/Southern Tracks collection in the Walter J. Brown Media Library.

The radio entries series of the Peabody Awards include entry forms, scrapbooks, photographs, abstracts, scripts, and press kits documenting the majority of the entries from 1947 to 2011. Each entry includes the broadcaster, city and state, title of the program, and a description of the contents of the submission.