New Mexico Archives Online

Collection contains correspondence, papers, speeches and publications of Sherman Smith. Included are reports by Smith on the Physics and Chemistry Depts. The collection also includes photographs.

This collection contains the personal and professional papers of Samuel Thomas (S.T.) Vann, one of the first UNM students and an important early resident of Albuquerque. Included materials include scrapbooks detailing the family’s athletic activities, news clippings, photographs, correspondence, and issues of the New Mexsigan—the newsletter of UNM’s Sigma Chi fraternity—from when Vann’s son Richard attended the University in the 1920s.

The collection focuses on Sterling Fluharty's research and writings on Native American student movements, particularly the National Indian Youth Council. Fluharty's time as a Mormon missionary on the Navajo Indian reservation is also documented.

Steve Schiff was the US Representative from the First Congressional District of New Mexico from 1989-1998. A member of the Republican Party, he worked to toughen criminal penalties, supported the interests of capital, and advocated for public investment in New Mexico's national laboratories and military installations. The collection consists of legislation, memoranda, correspondence, press clippings, and audio and video derived from the work of Schiff's congressional office.

The collection relates to Theodore R. Montoya’s role in his brother, Joseph Montoya’s New Mexico campaign for United States Senate as well as his own tenure with the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) and its Task Force on Indian Affairs.

This collection contains materials from the files of former UNM President Thomas L. Popejoy. It includes correspondence, materials from Popejoy’s inauguration, news clippings, photographs, scrapbooks, speeches, and one video tape.

The collection contains administrative documents, correspondence, photographs, audio recordings, articles and research files of La Academia de la Nueva Raza, and the Rio Grande Institute, organizations dedicated to political, social, and cultural change. It also contains the files of Tomas Atencio related to his personal research and work on his many projects.

This collection primarily consists of drafts of the individual Arts and Sciences department histories that were written for the University’s Centennial celebration in 1989 and compiled in the book UNM College of Arts and Sciences: A Centennial History. It also contains correspondence regarding the Centennial history project and department histories written before and after the project.

This collection includes committee minutes, correspondence, gifts, and files pertaining to the College of Fine Arts’ budget, Keller Hall, Popejoy Hall, scholarships, and various programs.

This collection contains correspondence, news clippings, concert programs, and sheet music from the UNM Music Department’s files and includes sheet music and a notebook from Grace Edmister, an early chair of the department, and an article about her. Much of the sheet music is transcribed, traditional Hispanic and Native American songs.

This collection contains fraternity records submitted to the Office of the Assistant Dean of Students. It includes correspondence, constitutions, bills, status reports, composite grades, bylaws, handbooks, and discrimination policies from individual fraternities; minutes of the Inter-Fraternity Council’s meetings and Panhellenic Retreats; and documents related to fraternity events on campus.

This collection includes author files, UNM Press committee minutes, UNM Press history, and general department files. The author files include correspondence, reviews, and news clippings.

This collection contains the records of the Public Affairs Department of the University of New Mexico. It holds press releases, news clippings, photographs, correspondence, articles, pamphlets, invoices, newsletters, programs, scripts, and videotapes.

Quartermasters’ returns, receipts, and letters relating to construction projects at Fort Wingate and the day to day operations and material necessities at Forts Wingate, Sumner, and Union.

This collection contains records collected and produced by the Vargas Project, related to the research, writing and publication of the five volume set of the official correspondence (journals) of Diego de Vargas.

The Ward Alan Minge Papers contain legal and historical documents (depositions, reports, exhibits, legal opinions, translations and transcriptions of Spanish and Mexican era sources, documents from the territorial and modern era) concerning New Mexico’s Pueblo Indians. Correspondences, reports, maps, and articles pertaining to the Pueblos and to various New Mexico historical associations and commissions are also included.

Letters written to Warren Roberts from Frieda Lawrence and Dorothy Brett regarding dispensation of D. H. Lawrence material.

The collection documents Wayne Lambert’s professional career as a geologist, documentary photographer, and educator.

This collection contains biographical materials, published and unpublished poetry, correspondence, and analysis/reviews of Wendell B. and Emily F. Anderson, from 1963-1991.

This collection contains correspondence, meeting minutes, memos, reports, and speeches from the office of Dr. William H. Huber, a Professor of Business and the founder of UNM’s University College. Included are records from the University’s College of Business Administration; from the University College; and from various student life and retention programs that Dr. Huber was involved with.

Zeon Sign, officially called Electrical Products of New Mexico, is an Albuquerque business that designs, manufactures, and installs neon and other signage for businesses in New Mexico and the surrounding southwest. The collection contains documentation for Zeon's work from the mid-1950s until the early 1970s.