This collection includes histories, brochures, and historical records of the Eau Claire Public Library, including rules and regulations from the 1890s. Also includes the book The Public Library in Eau Claire, 1860-2009, by Katherine Sullivan and Larry Nickel, and annual reports from 2016-2017.

The Periscope Supplements are smaller yearbooks that supplement the annual university yearbook the Periscope, during the years 1963 – 1972, 1975. The supplements provide information and photographs of end of spring semester, and into summer, school year activities, sports, commencement photographs, and campus projects and new campus buildings, as these events would not typically be featured in the annual Periscope.

A collection of research papers dealing with the history of the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire. Topics include the history of athletics, the Ecumenical Religious Center, and the Women’s Studies program.

Miscellaneous student publications created by students from the University of Wisconsin--Eau Claire and its predecessor institutions. Major student publications, such as the Periscope and the Spectator, are cataloged separately under their own names. Includes digital materials.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Student Senate and Commissions projects, issues, and committee files includes Materials accumulated in response to campus issues and projects or as a result of the formation of an ad hoc committee. These include reports, surveys, Student Senate election materials, statistics, services offered by the Student Senate, student health insurance information, academic issues, and copies of The Freshman Register. Includes digital materials.

Includes visual communications graphics final book projects from the Communication and Journalism Department’s CJ 380 classes of 2011-2012. Also includes issues of Vision, a publication on twenty-five years of feminism at Eau Claire, Nine to Five, a publication about surviving the work force after graduation, and Fresh, a publication about eating local in the Chippewa Valley region.