This collection houses correspondence, committee records, rosters, financial statements, and other materials documenting the University of Tennessee chapter of the American Association of University Professors between 1965 and 1991.

This act, formally approved on March 11, 1879, changed the name of East Tennessee University to The University of Tennessee.

The University of Tennessee's School of Natural History and Geology awarded this certificate of proficiency with distinction to Angus E. Orr on June 8, 1887.

This collection houses an 1885 report card for Angus E. Orr and an 1887 Medal of the Editor of the Chi Delta Literary Society.

This collection houses photographs, plans and entries for the Art and Architecture Building, photographs of Architecture students and faculty, memos, publications, architecture books and journals, and student work that Professor Anne Lester accumulated during her time at the University of Tennessee's School of Architecture. The bulk of the material dates from between 1975 and 1996.

This collection houses a scrapbook compiled by Arthur Seymour documenting his time at the University of Tennessee. It contains a wide variety of materials, including newspaper articles relating to his fraternity, invitations to fraternity dances, notices of marriages, and other articles about the University.

This collection houses two scrapbooks compiled by Arthur G. Seymour documenting his time at the University of Tennessee. They include articles and mementos from University events, Kappa Sigma membership, and the many activities and honors of Seymour himself.

This collection houses Neal O'Steen's research into Barbara Blount, including articles from the Tennessee Alumnus and handwritten notes.

This collection is composed primarily of memorabilia documenting Bet Fryer's time at the University of Tennessee, including newspaper clippings, programs, brochures, certificates, trophies, and a cap.

In this letter, President Bill Clinton congratulates the University of Tennessee on its two-hundredth anniversary. He writes that education at such colleges as Tennessee is the key to our future and expresses his best wishes for a memorable celebration.

This collection houses an orientation handbook for black students issued by the Black Students' Union in 1969. It includes an introduction to the Black Students’ Union, statements from the organization's President, information about academics and social life, and photos of People to Know, including admissions counselors, faculty, and athletes.

This collection houses a receipt showing that William Clay paid Blount College eight dollars of tuition for his son, Clement Clay, on May 6, 1805. This document has the distinction of being the oldest known item in the University of Tennessee Archives.

This collection houses a photograph showing the University of Tennessee's Board of Trustees Meeting on September 18, 1953.

This collection houses meeting agendas and minutes, committee reports, budget documents, and academic program recommendations created by the University of Tennessee's Board of Trustees from 1993 to 1994.

This collection houses meeting records, legal documents, news clippings, press releases, and other materials documenting the University of Tennessee's Board of Trustees between 1969 and 1994.

This collection houses an agenda and exhibits documenting the University of Tennessee Board of Trustees Special Meeting that took place on November 10, 1961.

This collection consists of two guestbooks documenting the Department of Botany at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville between 1942 and 1995. They include the signatures and addresses of visitors to the department as well as the dates of the visit.

The bulk of these photographs were taken by H. Jennison and Stanley A. Cain and depict aspects of the Great Smoky Mountains. Jennison's photographs are generally small images showing plants, while Cain's are larger and depict plants, flowers, and landscapes. The collection also includes portraits of faculty and negatives of photographs that two graduate students used while preparing their theses.

These nine scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings, photographs, and other materials documenting the University of Tennessee's Department of Botany, including Botany Club activities.

This collection houses planning information and schedules documenting building dedications and ceremonies on the University of Tennessee campus.