Portrait of Rodney Bell who served as the GLSA UNL president in 1986.

University Hall, the first building for the university, is shown in the background of a group portrait, probably of university faculty.

University Hall, the first building for the campus, after the two upper floors were removed. The photograph shows damage from having been pasted onto a backing board with rubber cement adhesive.

R.G. Gustavson, Arthur Bessey Smith, Ewalt T. Grether, and Mari Sandoz stand in commencement regalia, in a photograph taken and published by the Omaha World Herald.

Photograph of the Board of Regents seated at table from the 1935 Cornhusker annual.

Photograph of the Nebraska legislature from a page of the 1935 Cornhusker yearbook.

Olivia Pound portrait taken in her graduate robes.

Full-length studio portrait of football captain Ed Weir, wearing a football helmet and uniform with the ball tucked under his arm.

Part of the Army Specialized Training Corp playing ping-pong, pool, or getting haircuts in Love Library.

Placing the cornerstone for the Don L. Love Memorial Library.

A portrait of Don L. Love, who donated money to building Love Library and Love Memorial Hall on city campus.

Original caption: "Mr. Lundy - Head of Library with books." Frank A. Lundy stands beside a cart loaded with books and examines one volume. Books fill carts and desks in the room all around him.

Joseph Svoboda looking at a box of archival materials in Archives & Special Collections.

Clara L. Craig seated at desk with label "reference librarian" at the University Library, University of Nebraska

Facade and front steps of Ellen Smith Hall on the University of Nebraska campus.

Original caption: "The Sem.Bot. 1891. Pie Canis Pie Woods Pound Marsland." Group portrait of the Botanical Seminar, with Roscoe Pound seated between A.F. Woods to the left and T.H. Marsland to the right.

Roscoe Pound portrait in academic robes.

"The Social Life of High-School Girls: Its Problems and its Opportunities," by Olivia Pound, Assistant Principal, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Reprinted by The Social Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 1, January, 1920.

"The Social Life of High-School Girls: Its Problems and its Opportunities," by Olivia Pound, Assistant Principal, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Reprinted by The Social Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 1, January, 1920.

"The Social Life of High-School Girls: Its Problems and its Opportunities," by Olivia Pound, Assistant Principal, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Reprinted by The Social Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 1, January, 1920.

"The Social Life of High-School Girls: Its Problems and its Opportunities," by Olivia Pound, Assistant Principal, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Reprinted by The Social Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 1, January, 1920.

"The Social Life of High-School Girls: Its Problems and its Opportunities," by Olivia Pound, Assistant Principal, Lincoln High School, Lincoln, Nebraska. Reprinted by The Social Bulletin, XXVIII, No. 1, January, 1920.

Biographical information on Albert Eugene Davisson following his death.

Original caption "Mr. F.M. Johnson." Frank Mackoy Johnson portrait.

Page 1 and 2 of a typescript essay written by Charles Henry Oldfather concerning the goals of a good liberal arts education.

An Nov. 27, 1934 article published in the Daily Nebraskan introducing Charles Henry Oldfather as part of the University's faculty.

An Nov. 27, 1934 article published in the Daily Nebraskan introducing Charles Henry Oldfather as part of the University's faculty.

An Nov. 27, 1934 article published in the Daily Nebraskan introducing Charles Henry Oldfather as part of the University's faculty.

This is a biography of Clarence George Lowe, written during his time at the University.

An article on teaching Greek at the university that appeared in the student newspaper, "The Arrowhead," pg. 219-220.