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The collection consists of movie posters, programs, pressbooks, film stills, movie scripts, lobby cards, film segments and other ephemera from movies filmed primarily before 1980.

The collection documents the administrative business of the University of Georgia during O.C. Aderhold's tenure as president, 1950-1967. Materials of particular interest are those documenting the desegregation of the University in January 1961 when Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Hamilton Holmes became the first two African American students to attend UGA. These files include administrative correspondence as well as letters from the public expressing support or opposition to desegregation.

This collection contains papers regarding Eugene Odum's teaching and professional society activities, awards, publications, proposals, along with various manuscripts and reprints. it includes research materials connected with the UGA Institute of Ecology, artifacts, and photographs. Some of the highlights of the collection are artifacts from his research with birds and corals plus documentation of his interactions and influence on his colleagues in the field of Ecology. In addition, there are some materials relating to his father, Howard W. Odum, and his brother, Howard T. Odum's, research.

This collection contains the 1958 program from the celebration of the school's 100th anniversary.

The programming series consists of news and radio scripts; radio and television production notes, logs, and schedules; film contracts; files related to broadcasting the Atlanta Braves, Hawks, and Flames; and research, broadcasting information, and audio clips regarding local and state political campaigns.

The event files consist of information on speaking engagements, sermons, conferences, rallies, and similar occasions, mostly involving founder and former Habitat president Millard Fuller.

The collection includes biographical information, correspondence, and photographs. The correspondence is primarily between Howe and other microbiologists regarding genetics and neurospora; however, there is also birding, personal, and administrative correspondence. There are a small number of applications and proposals submitted to the UGA Graduate School by various departments desiring to offer PhD programs (1962-1963). There are a number of research grant proposals (1959-1979). Also included is information and statistics from the Athens bird count (1980-1998) and Branch Howe's papers concerning the Georgia Ornithological Society with some printed material. One large photo album documents the 100th Infantry Division during World War II and Howe experience during the war. The other photo album originally belonged to Clifford Cagle (Branch Howe's mother-in-law's sister's husband) and documents UGA around 1917-1918. The UGA photographs include football and baseball games, students in World War I uniforms, buildings and scenes around campus, and student activities.