Bowling Green State University

Collection of miscellaneous research materials gathered by Stuart Givens, a faculty member at Bowling Green State University between 1952 and 1997, collected during his writing of, The Falcon Soars: Bowling Green State University: the years of growing distinction, 1963-1985, which updated Overman's History of Bowling Green State University, 1910-1963.

Collection consists of office files and artifacts related to Hager's tenure as the head coach of the BGSU Women's Basketball program between 1971 and 1976; files range from practice and game plans to tournament details and programs, with various other materials included.

The UA vertical files collection is an intentionally gathered collection, primarily of newspaper clippings, that complements the UA publications collection (UA-0117) and UA photographs collection (UA-0114). As a group, these three collections provide broad ranging information about the history of BGSU, its built environment, and some of the people who have spent time on its campus.

Records documenting LGBTQ student organization at Bowling Green State University.

The Wallace L. Pretzer papers span from 1943 –2016 and document key activities in his personal and professional life as a Professor of English at Bowling Green State University (BGSU), particularly his involvement with the Xi’an Exchange Program, which he established. Includes photographs (mostly in binders), correspondence, articles, audiocassettes, and ephemera.

The Wankelman Family Collection includes photographs, Masonic and Kiwanis programs, manuals, rosters and miscellaneous artifacts dating from c.1860-1977

The personal photographs of Yvonne (Slyker) Cave consist of snapshots, including many taken during her years as a student at Bowling Green State University between 1945 and her graduation with the Class of 1948.