A newspaper article describing the controversy in Nebraska surrounding Rockefeller's donation to the university.

A New York Times article reporting a gift of $666,000 from Mr. Rockefeller to the University of Nebraska.

Article tells of the passing of S.W. Perin former Superintendent of the campus farm.

A New York Times article depicting the disdain people of Kansas had towards Rockefeller and the bad sentiments that Nebraskans held toward Rockefeller even after his gift.

A New York Times article depicting the struggles the University of Nebraska face in raising money for the Temple Building project because of the disdain for Rockefeller's business.

An article from the Lincoln Journal & Star from December 6, 1936 detailing the formation of a plan to build a student activities building (called the Student Union) on the northeast corner of 14th and R Streets. It details the locations that were…

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

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

An article written by James Thomas Lees about the pros and cons of teaching and learning Greek, titled "The Claims of Greek" and published in 1893 by C.W. Bardeen, Syracuse, N.Y.

"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.

A newspaper article detailing Rockefeller's donation to the University of Nebraska for a "social and religious building."

Biographical information on Albert Eugene Davisson following his death.

Article titled "Regents don't reflect student views-campus leaders," by Brenda Moscovits, published in the Daily Nebraskan on April 26, 1978.

This document lists articles written by Clarence Forbes.

A newspaper article, from The Daily Nebraskan, about the removal of the old iron gates and iron fence from the campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 1947.

Newspaper article, from the Daily Nebraskan, about the iron fence that surrounded the university.

An article, from the Lincoln Star, with information on the history of the gates and the dedication of their new location on campus.

This is the Associated Women Students page of the 1934 Cornhusker yearbook.

This is a page from the 1940 Cornhusker Yearbook for the women of the AWS. The description explains that:

"Upon entering the University of Nebraska, every girl automatically becomes a member of the Associated Women Students organization, one of…

Plaque commemorating an Austrian pine dedicated to
Willa Cather, Class of 1895, and placed in 1995.

1922 unknown purpose or recipient. Chancellor Avery speaks highly of the R.O.T.C. band.