Bound copy book with 270 transfer sheets containing letters written by "El Comandante" José E. Anduaga to military personnel and Mexican officials involved with the Mexican Revolution (1910-1920).

Collection contains writer and author Joseph Foster's correspondence and manuscript drafts.

The collection contains recipes, holiday cards and miscellaneous correspondence.

The collection centers on New Mexico State Register nominations for the Goodson School and D.D. Monroe Civic Building/Clayton Public Library in Union County, NM, as well as genealogical research pertaining to the Sayre and Monroe families.

Las Campañas was an honorary junior service society at UNM. The collection contains administrative materials and some objects.

Collection contains primary and secondary letters, original deeds, and other ephemeral materials pertaining primarily to the Lincoln County War. Collection also contains reference letters relevant to Pancho Villa and his assassination.

The collection consists of archaeologist Linda Cordell's research files and data, excavation site plans, correspondence, papers, and conference materials.

This collection contains papers and interviews created and collected by Alejandro López from the 1970s to 2021. The papers relate to education, resolana, and service-learning programs, while the ethnographic interviews focus on elders from Chimayo, Truchas, and other Nuevomexicano communities.

The collection contains administrative documents, correspondence, photographs, audio recordings, oral histories, articles and research files of Louise Lamphere, a professor emerita of the University of New Mexico. She is known for her founding role in feminist anthropology.

One letter from Mabel Dodge Luhan to Robert Henri.

Letter is dated July 25, 1898 and was written by McFie to his cousin May De Mier of Las Cruces. In it, McFie writes about his troop's efforts during the Battle of San Juan Hill and subsequent illness which he describes as malaria.

Myron Fickas Fifield was the director of Physical Plant at the University of New Mexico from 1951 to 1974. Fifield was also President of the national APPA (Association of Physical Plant Administrators of Universities and Colleges) in 1958-1959. The Myron Fifield Papers contain correspondence, photographs, and documents related to his work at the University of New Mexico.

The bulk of the collection materials are from 1973-1976 when Rupert Trujillo was chair of the Task Force. The materials focus on activities of the Task Force, particularly on conferences and workshops held during that time. There are several files related to bilingual-bicultural education, both in creating training programs and trying to get legislation passed. The collection also contains several reports of activities from around the country.

This collection contains records from Native American Studies at the University of New Mexico. Native American Studies is an interdisciplinary academic department committed to Indigenous academic scholarship and research excellence.

This collection contains mostly documents related to affairs of Pueblo Indian communities and schools.

Handwritten letters and postcards from New Mexico Military Institute cadet Walter (surname not yet determined) written to Miss Alberta (Bert) Howard of El Paso, Texas dating from 1921-1923.

The New Mexico Research and Study Council (NMRSC) is an administrative organization created by New Mexico public school districts and the University of New Mexico to improve education in New Mexico. The NMRSC records contain their board meeting notes, administrative documents, officer nomination history, and conference programs.

Olivia Tsosie's papers encompass family history, correspondence, personal writings, college notes and research, and materials on politics and community activism. They also contains records and materials for Onate Spanish Barb, Ltd. and the Spanish Barb Breeding Association. The collection reflects Tsosie's interests in a variety of subjects: horses, travel, and world affairs. Photographs were transferred to the Photo Archives.

One-on-One was a mentoring program to address freshman attrition from 1988 to 1996. The collection contains correspondence, photos, negatives, slides and objects.

Collection of personal documents and papers, memorabilia, business and family correspondence, graphic illustrations, and photos of art work of Peter Georg Aschwanden over the course of his lifetime from 1942-2005.