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The collection consists of memorabilia collected by R. E. M. fans Sahar and Victoria Muradi. Printed materials include fan club newsletters, fanzines, articles from national publications, correspondence, posters, and comics. The audiovisual portion of the collection consists primarily of audiocassettes of live performances, rarities, and outakes from 1980-1996. Also included are three videocassettes of documentaries and live performances.

The collection consists of fanzines, clippings, convention flyers, manuscripts, and business and personal correspondence.

The collection consists of correspondence, manuscripts of her works, and printed material relating to science fiction. The correspondence includes letters from readers, members of various science fiction associations, other science fiction writers such as Brad Strickland and Tom Deitz, Webb's family, publishers, and Webb's agent Adele Leone.

The collection consists of papers of Sharon Webb from 1980-1982. The papers contain correspondence, manuscripts of her works, printed material relating to science fiction, and personal notebooks. The correspondence includes letters from readers, members of various science fiction associations, and other science fiction writers such as Issac Asimov, Jeff Duntemann, John M. Ford, Barry Longyear, Claudia Peck, Alan Ryan, and Jane Yolan.

The collection consists of Mary Corita Kent (a.k.a. Sister Corita) prints from 1966-1972. It includes Westinghouse Broadcasting Company commissioned prints, and United Church Press copyrighted prints containing Corita's signature.

The collection consists of records related to Linley's private architecture practice, his research on historic buildings and sites with an emphasis on the state of Georgia, and overviews of landscape architecture and historic preservation courses he taught at the University of Georgia.

This collection consists primarily of printed material authored by Dr. Kathryn Hatcher. Most of the items relate to water resources in Georgia. The collection includes proceedings of the 1999 and 2001 Georgia Water Resources Conference which Dr. Hatcher edited.

This collection consists of three series. The first series (1978-2005) has Dr. Daniels' professional materials such as correspondence, committee work and manuscripts. The second series (1979-2014) features documents from his involvement with the Black Faculty and Staff Organization (BFSO). The third series (1990s-2010) consists of materials about activities and academic positions related to the late Donald Hollowell.

The collection consists of programs, posters, and window cards for Broadway (N.Y.) plays, musicals, dance revues, and ballet company productions printed by Samuel Golden's firm, Artcraft Litho and Printing Company from ca. 1930-1979. The collection includes material for virtually all New York productions during this period and illustrates not only the history of New York theater but also documents changes in printing techniques. Included are indexes to both the programs and the posters.