Scrapbook of Barbara Potts Carlin who graduated from Pacific University in 1933.

Kathrin Cawein was a visual artist who lived most of her life in Pleasantville, New York. This collection includes examples of her artwork, personal correspondence, scrapbooks, photographs and other material illustrating her career and personal life.

Collection consists of one scrapbook created by Frances B. Clapp during her time as a student at Tualatin Academy (1900-1904) and Pacific University (1904-1908).

Collection consists of one scrapbook of correspondence, greeting cards, post cards, newspaper clippings and photographs collected by Erma Welch Cooper.

Greta McIntyre Sheeley was a 1920 graduate of Pacific University, attending college during the World War I years. This collection includes hundreds of photographs and other memorabilia of Pacific dating from 1916-1920, with some later material.

Margaret Dolly Hinman was the great-granddaughter of Alanson Hinman, one of the earliest and most notable pioneers to settle in the Forest Grove area of Washington County, Oregon. The photograph album contains 40 photographs, mostly portraits of her family and friends.

A collection of administrative records pertaining to art at Pacific University, compiled by Art Professor Jan Shield between the 1970s-2000s. The collection includes media, correspondence, photographs and other material relating to Pacific University's Cawein Gallery (1980s-2000s); Permanent Art Collection (1970s-2000s); and Sculpture Marathon event (1970s); and the Forest Grove Chalk Art Festival (1992-1993).

Edith Hansen McGill was a 1930 graduate of Pacific University who participated in many activities on campus, including the student newspaper, the yearbook and sports. The album contains approximately 300 photographs featuring social activities, sports, trips to the beach and camping.

Papers of Joyce Osborn, chiefly pertaining to the Pacific University alumni "War Years" reunions in the 1980s-1990s. Joyce Osborn, nee Joyce Kellington, was a 1945 graduate of the university.

Charles J. Bushnell was Pacific University's sixth president from the years of 1913-1918. This collection includes Bushnell's correspondence during his presidency at Pacific, Off-prints of academic articles he wrote that were published, and news clippings announcing his intention to teach classes at Pacific and his death in 1960. Also included are Mrs. Olga Bushnell's correspondence and news clippings as well.