Bowling Green State University

Memorial tribute by unknown person, in honor of Carolyn Shaw, faculty member at Bowling Green State University in Physical Education.

Records of the student organization African People's Association (formerly Black African People's Association) documenting some of their activities on the campus of Bowling Green State University.

Correspondence, primarily with William Travers Jerome, President of Bowling Green State University, from Wiley, a faculty member in the Department of Economics, concerning the University, Bowling Green, and society in general. Includes one letter to Wiley from Vice President Richard M. Nixon related to his election defeat in 1960.

The Amnesty International: Bowling Green Chapter AIUSA Group 256 collection is comprised of membership records, correspondence to regional and national offices, letter writing campaigns, group newsletters, and printed materials including newspaper clippings and flyers. Also included are documents pertaining to the group’s establishment as well as its 6th anniversary celebration in 1988.

Handmade autograph booklet of a student at Bowling Green State University.

Scrapbook compiled by a BGSU faculty member of clippings, correspondence, and memos related to the unrest and controversy at Bowling Green State University during the last year of the Ralph W. McDonald presidency of the University, particularly issues surrounding dismissal of faculty member Sherman M. Stanage and subsequent protests.

Organizational papers, financial records, and news clippings.

Photo negatives, with a few contact prints, showing aerial views of the Bowling Green State University main campus in Bowling Green, Ohio and the Firelands College campus in Huron, Ohio.

The "BGSU Women’s Basketball: A Legacy of Excellence" collection contains materials related to the WBGU-TV television documentary written and produced by Sue Hager and Larry Weiss. The collection includes correspondence, office files, research notes, transcripts, photographs, and computer media.

Records of the Black Student Union on the Bowling Green State University campus

Minutes, constitution, and membership rosters.

Reminiscences of a graduate of the Class of 1926 at Bowling Green Normal College.

Records of the Africana Studies Program at Bowling Green State University

The records of the Bowling Green State University Alumni Association document the functions, policies, procedures, decisions, operations, and other activities of the Association.

Records documenting the establishment and activities of the Asian Studies program at Bowling Green State University.

The records in this collection span the years 1918, the year that the Women's League was organized, to 1970, when the successor organization, the Association of Women Students, disbanded. The collection contains official minutes, officer lists, financial documents, subject files covering organizational activities and printed material from the Intercollegiate Association of Women Students.